Titlebook: Sustainable Applications of Coir and Other Coconut By-products; Narendra Reddy Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 Coir.Biofiber

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ties, processing and a broad range of industrial applications.Enables researchers spanning the materials, polymer, agricultural, composites and environmental areas to identify unique and useful applications of 978-3-030-21057-1978-3-030-21055-7

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Processing and Properties of Coconuts,ave diverse applications and are commonly used for various food and non-food applications. In addition, the by-products obtained after processing the coconuts have been commercially used for a plethora of products and applications. However, the structure and properties of the coconuts and by-product

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Agricultural Applications of Coir,cular economy and “No Agricultural Waste” are being aggressively pursued. Using agricultural residues for agricultural purposes seems to be the most prudent approach. Coir and other coconut by-products have been studied for several agricultural applications including soilless growing media, mulching

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Biotechnological Applications for Coir and Other Coconut Tree By-products,production and cultivation of mushrooms. Low cost, relatively longer degradation times, and easy availability are the primary reasons for using coconut by-products for biotechnological applications. Among the various studies, production of enzymes and using the by-products as a source for cultivatio

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Applications of Coir Fibers in Construction,ngs and reducing the use of concrete provide a great opportunity for use of coir in the building and construction industry. Directly combining the coir fibers in concrete, wrapping beams and structure with coir reinforced composites have been attempted. It has been shown that presence of coir not on

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Energy Applications of Coir,r concerned institutions across the globe. Conventionally, most agricultural residues were used as fuel for burning. However, difficulties in storing residues, pollution and health hazards associated with burning the residues, and increased affordability of alternative energy sources have decreased