Cashew Nutshell and Raw Coal Co-grinding for Sustainability Goals in Clinkerization Pyro-Processes
摘要
Many people think that the cashew tree, Anacardium occidentale, originated in South America and was spread to Africa by Portuguese traders. The tree is mostly planted for its nuts, which are a delicacy all over the world, and flourishes in tropical areas of the world. The cashew peduncle is initially green, becoming red, yellow, or orange as it reaches full maturity. The fruit consists of an apple with a fleshy peduncle that is edible, along with a nut or kernel that is protected by a shell at the fruit's base. According to several sources the peduncle weighs between 50 and 140 g.