Tag: Bio-Adhesive Alliance

A new video created by the National Science Foundation explains new research into using waste from pigs to create a more environmentally friendly alternative to the petroleum-based asphalt that is currently used in roads today.
https://www.popsci.com/roads-paved-with-pig-manure-could-mean-cleaner-future

Bio-Adhesive Alliance is currently reviewing bids for what will be a mobile facility that could operate both at N.C. A&T itself and be moved to other locations, said Elham Fini, the professor of civil engineering whose research spawned the startup. Bids on the project have ranged from $400,000 to $500,000, and Fini said she hopes to select a contractor by the end of this month and have the facility finished by next August.
https://www.bizjournals.com/triad/blog/2013/10/nc-at-farm-to-house-high-tech-hog.html

Bioadhesive Alliance Inc. is manufacturer of a green, low cost, and durable construction adhesive called PiGrid. PiGrid provides the pavement industry a lower production cost and an enhanced performance, and provides a solution for hog producers, governments, and trade associations looking for appropriate solutions for waste management from traditional swine waste decomposition lagoon designs. Main customers of PiGrid are asphalt terminals.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUmvGRyDC8s