Usage of hemp and vetiver blended with lime as natural additives to reduce greenhouse gas emissions

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This research demonstrates the neutrality of greenhouse gases with the application of hemp blessed as a simple natural filler for fabric materials, which absorbs greenhouse gaseous like CO2, CO and NOx. Notably in our research hempcrete drafted as heat-insulating dressing material throughout the load-bearing core of panel structures, Hemp,chrysopogen zizanoides used in homes with the extension of bonding bicomponent (hydraulic lime). Our research focusses on Lime-hemp, a lime-vetiver matter, an innovative idea and heat-insulating substance that enhanced greenhouse gas sequestration and enhance heat insulation like artificial materials. It gives super fragrance along its lifetime, Hempcrete is a mixture of hemp, lime hydrate, and water. This is recyclable stuff that contributes tremendous warmth and sound insulation. The most significant fact in the improvement is that it accelerates the setting of lime. Specifically, Hempcrete develops rather swiftly to absorb greenhouse gases, enhance heat insulation. Our main objective was achieved in this novel research by natural additives when blended with lime with around 96% greenhouse gas sequestration from panels made by natural additives. The emissions are checked with AVL 5 gas analyser and the temperature of the materials during the operation by IR temperature gun. It is also observed thatt by using these panels, we can enhance the heat insulation also which is an additional advantage of using the natural additives.

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Prakash, V. L., & Ravi, R. (2021). Usage of hemp and vetiver blended with lime as natural additives to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 2054). IOP Publishing Ltd. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/2054/1/012066

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