SDGs Pellet Carbon
for Soil Improvement

Item No.
SDG-3
SDGs Pellet Carbon for Soil Improvement

Functional Biochar for Soil Protection and Environmental Use

SDG-3 is a sustainable functional carbon material made from biochar derived from woody biomass. It is processed into an easy-to-handle pellet form for soil improvement and environmental applications.
Its properties differ from highly activated adsorbents such as conventional activated carbon. Instead, SDG-3 is designed as a practical material that emphasizes support for soil conditioning, odor and contaminant control, and ease of application in the field.

Features

Supports Soil Improvement
As a porous carbon material, SDG-3 can help improve soil aeration, water retention, and nutrient holding capacity. It may be considered as one option for soil conditioning depending on soil type and application needs.
Suitable for Environmental Applications
Designed for supplementary adsorption of heavy metals, odor components, and certain contaminants. It may be useful in polluted soil treatment and environmental remediation projects. Performance varies depending on target substances and operating conditions.
Easy-to-Apply Pellet Form
Pelletized shape helps reduce dust generation and improves handling during spreading, mixing, and site application. Pellets can gradually disperse with watering or under natural outdoor conditions.
Balanced Sustainability and Cost Efficiency
Produced from biomass-derived carbon resources, SDG-3 is intended to combine environmental value with practical affordability, including use over wide areas or for continuous applications.

Main Applications (Non-Aqueous Use)

  • Soil improvement support for farmland, green spaces, and slopes
  • Contaminated soil treatment and remediation projects
  • Soil conditioning for landfill and reclaimed land sites
  • Field applications requiring odor or contaminant control

Data material(PDF)

Actual performance depends on contaminant type, soil pH, moisture, dosage rate, contact time, and field conditions. Pilot testing is recommended before full-scale use.