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1766. Boberg, T., Testrup, N., and Techno - Chemical Laboratories. Jan. 22. Fuel.-Seaweed is treated similarly to peat as described in Specifications 10,834 / 03, 17,610/11, 17,427/12, and 24,639/12. After pulping and heating to about 170‹ C., the seaweed is pressed and the residue, after further pressure and drying by hot flue gases if desired, may be used for fuel.
GB191401766D1914-01-221914-01-22Improvements in and relating to the Utilisation of Kelp and similar Aquatic Plants.
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