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Old 07-05-2008, 11:30 AM
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Coco Oil Refineries use "Bleached Earth" for their Oil Refining. The By-Product is known as "Spent Earth". Given its 10-20% oil content, what Industries would have use for "Spent Earth"? What is its Market Value?
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Only some very general information...

Institut des corps gras - Centre technique industriel - Industrial recovery of by-products: spent earth (cleaning soaps and industrial lubricants)
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Recycling of Spent Bleaching Clay and Oil Recovery
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