NRL signed Agreement with IIT-Guwahati
As part of the project, a plant of capacity 5 MT/batch will be set up to produce green activated carbon by pyrolyzing bamboo dust.
NRL, as a part of its R&D initiative, signed a MoA with IIT-Guwahati, yesterday, to develop technology for production of marketable Grade Green Activated Carbon from bamboo dust.
Bamboo dust will be generated while preparing bamboo chips for the 2nd Generation Bio-Refinery being setup by NRL through its JV company Assam Bio-Refinery Private Limited.
Read Also : Air Chief Marshal VR Chaudhari, CAS presented Presidential Awards to 51 IAF personnelAs part of the project, a plant of capacity 5 MT/batch will be set up to produce green activated carbon by pyrolyzing bamboo dust.
This R&D project is also aimed towards development of technology for production of very high grade chemically activated carbon having application in pharmaceutical, electronics and mining industries.
Read Also : BEL participates in India-Mozambique Defence industry interaction eventThe agreement was signed on behalf of NRL by Senior Chief General Manager (Corporate Affairs), Shri Nikunja Borthakur and Dean IISI, IIT Guwahati Prof. G Krishnamoorthy, in presence of Shri Sanjay Choudhuri, Director (Finance), NRL, Prof. Senthilmurugan Subbiah, IITG and Senior Officials from NRL and IIT Guwahati.
Read Also : CERC delegation visits Pakri Barwadih MinesNews Must Read
- NCL General Manager (Finance) D Sunil Kumar recommended for SECL Director (Finance)
- Bank of Maharashtra Q4 results, Net Profit increased by 44.95 percent to Rs 1,218 crore
- Axis Bank Overtakes Kotak Mahindra Bank to Become India's Fourth Most Valued Lender
- LIC cuts stakes in major PSU stocks
- SJVN CMD Geeta Kapur Inaugurates Construction Works at Sunni Dam Project in Himachal Pradesh
- PESB Selects R Veerabahu as Director (Finance) for Braithwaite & Co. Limited
- Grew Energy bags largest order of 200 MW Contract of SECI's Auction
- CPCL Reports 39% YoY Drop in Q4 Net Profit, Declares Rs 55 per Share Dividend
- SJVN Limited inaugurates India's first Multi-purpose Green Hydrogen Pilot Project
- KRDCL, RVNL JV emerges as the Lowest Bidder for Redevelopment of Thiruvananthapuram Central Railway Station