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Knowledge of raw materials--Rice Husk









                                                                                                     The rice husk is the husk of grain, the outer skin of

                                                                                                     rice, rich in cellulose, lignin and silicon dioxide(SiO2)



                                                                                                    It’s belong to short fiber category, the nature is hard,

                                                                                                    to act as raw materials, high temperature molding

                                                                                                     manufactured goods, reach  8.9/10 shore hardness
                                                                                                     (TUV hardness testing reference: ISO 868: 2003.)
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                                                                                                     The uncrushed rice husk cannot be decomposed after
                                                                                                    buried in the soil for a hundred years..




                                                                                                    After crushing and disintegration of the fiber, buried
                                                                                                    in the soil under natural environment, after approx

                                                                                                     180 days, it could be degraded completely and

                                                                                                     digested by soil fungus (Reference TUV degradation
                                                                                                    test report: DIN EN 13432:2000.)
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