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*Can be either [[Solid Waste]] '''OR''' [[Biofuel]] / [[Upcyclable Material]] | *Can be either [[Solid Waste]] '''OR''' [[Biofuel]] / [[Upcyclable Material]] | ||
*OSE considers it the latter | *OSE considers it the latter | ||
*Main Sources: | |||
**[[Sawmill]] | |||
**[[CNC Router]] | |||
**[[Shredder]] | |||
*Also misc sources centralized via [[Shop Dust Collection Systems]] | |||
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=External Links= | =External Links= | ||
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sawdust The Wikipedia Page on Sawdust] | *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sawdust The Wikipedia Page on Sawdust] | ||
[[Category: Materials]] [[Category: Pollution]] [[Category: Waste Management]] | |||
Latest revision as of 20:41, 10 December 2020
Basics
- Dust from the cutting of Wood or Engineered Wood Products
- Can be either Solid Waste OR Biofuel / Upcyclable Material
- OSE considers it the latter
- Main Sources:
- Also misc sources centralized via Shop Dust Collection Systems
Internal Links
- Sawmill
- Pelletizer (Turns Sawdust into Biomass Pellets / Wood Pellets )
- Pycryte (An intresting Composite Material of Ice and Sawdust , may be of use in Ground Freezing Applications , or even as a Structural Material )