What do you think is the most efficient utilization of rice husk or rice hull? You might consider using it as fuel in industrial factories or bio-power plants. However, such utilization is outdated and no longer profitable.
Now it's time to utilize rice husk by extracting amorphous silicon dioxide from it.
EKASIL is a silica extraction project from rice husk that employs a successfully scaled-up technology to extract silicon dioxide from rice husk on an industrial scale, optimizing rice husk utilization and maximizing business profits.
This silica extraction project yields a 27% IRR with a short 3-year payback period. The following are critical reasons why the production is capable of maintaining these high profits and achieving the short payback period:
The employed technology uses low energy, thus lower production cost for silica extraction from rice husk.
The employed technology can yield a significant amount of silica from rice husk.
The employed technology is capable of producing fumed silica, which is the most valuable form of silica in the market.
In comparison to other silica extraction techniques and methods, our employed technology has advantage as follows.
The employed technology has been successfully scaled up, tested, and operated in real industrial production.
The technology has been patented for silica extraction from rice husk and has met industrial safety standards.
Equipped with precise, safe, and stable temperature control in a sealed system, the technology ensures consistent specifications of amorphous silica without any crystalline content. (Crystalline silica, often obtained from sand, is both less expensive and environmentally unfriendly.)
the technology is designed to utilize rice husk as a raw material to prevent the presence of crystalline content, which is commonly found in silica extracted from rice husk ash as a raw material.
For more information on the business plan and investment, please contact us here.
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