Testing boron concentration

Posted on | August 16, 2010 | 2 Comments

One of the major challenges we had treating bamboo with sap-displacement method was our difficulty in knowing if the bamboo was totally treated or not. Thanks to help from Prof. Walter Liese and our in-house team we have successful done our first test. The red ones are treated while the yellows are not.

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Alex GORINE
August 21st, 2010 @ 7:26 pm

“”" is good enough to treat 100 bamboo a day. We have even exported our technology to India, Fiji “”"

I’m realy interested in this treatment technology. Where i can see it in India?
admin
September 7th, 2010 @ 11:06 am

You can see it in Nepal.

Village Of the Future

We are working with a community in Chitwan where we are planting hundreds of bamboo along a river bed. In order to avoid monoculture, we are also planting high value crops like lemongrass, ginger, lentil, chamomile etc. Our plan is to add value to these plants, for example by building schools with local resources, or extracting lemongrass oil so that we can create a unique village that demonstrates the world the best local use of natural resources. For more info http://www.abari.org/votf

Treatment

Treatment is the most fundamental part of bamboo construction. We spent first two years of Abari just developing pressure treatment system that is effective, portable and economical- in other words that is suitable in a developing country like ours. It is not fully perfected, but it is good enough to treat 100 bamboo a day. We have even exported our technology to India, Fiji and USA! If you are looking to buy our machine or treatment service do let us know. If you want to collaborate with us to make our treatment plant better we'd be more than happy to share.

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