Pioneering cellulosic bio-chemistry for 40 years. Semi-conductor for solar, Cellulosic bio-refining, industrial waste to resource, zero-waste and water-saving metal treatment to prevent corrosion, research and development consulting firm based in Calcutta, India.
Energy powers civilization in every step. The greatest quantum of electric energy is generated from climate warming coal and natural gas fired thermal steam turbines because the steam engine turning a dynamo is the legacy of the industrial revolution. Roy Research and Technology has developed a electrically and electronically conductive semi-conductor. A clean and natural … Continue reading Semi-conductor for Solar Energy
Timber that looks and feels like wood Wood is warm, earthy, and feels good to the touch. That is why, wood substitutes in furniture like plastic or metal, or in flooring like ceramic tiles, for instance, never feel the same. The artificial wood innovated by Roy Research and Technology is, hence, a winner, because it … Continue reading Artificial Timber
Renewable Fertilizer for Renewable Energy Biomass Fertilizer Plantee’s natural effect on plant cellulose yields higher and better quality biomass sugar value for the production of more ethanol from the same quantity of biomass. If the biomass used to produce ethanol is cultivated with hydrocarbon-based fertilizers, it defeats the purpose of producing renewable energy. The inputs … Continue reading Biomass Fertilizer to Biomass Ethanol
"Climate change will pose sharp risks to the world’s food supply in coming decades, potentially undermining crop production and driving up prices at a time when the demand for food is expected to soar, scientists have found”, – The New York Times: “Climate Change Seen Posing Risk to Food Supplies” The manufacture of chemical fertilizer is an … Continue reading Agriculture and Climate Change
Roy Research and Technology has invented a technology to recycle waste like asphalt or coal tar and solid waste to make products. Bitumen as asphalt or coal tar is available as bottom waste from petroleum refinery and steel industries. The process recovers hydrocarbons from left over asphaltic tar sand and converts them to products. Recycle waste from petroleum … Continue reading Industrial Waste to Resource
The world is full of cellulose. Cellulose is the stuff plants are made of. It is a kind of sugar or carbohydrate that we cannot eat. These are stored in chain like structures called lignins. Cellulose contains the basic building blocks of life Carbon, Oxygen, Hydrogen, Nitrogen and a few metals like phosphorus, calcium, and … Continue reading Cellulose
Plantee is a with ligno-cellulosic nitrogen based soil enzyme and nutrient for flowering plants. Plantee's natural effect on plants yields better flowers that stay fresh for a longer time. Plantee helps flower growers to earn higher returns on their produce. Flower growers in south Bengal who use Plantee get higher returns on their produce at … Continue reading Plantee® cellulosic nutrient and enzyme for better flowers
Ligno-cellulosic materials are highly pho sensitive.
Plantee protects plants from heat stress and dryness due to climate change and improves root growth and photo-sensitivity in plants for better yield of fruits and vegetables. Plantee has a good prospect when agriculture is suffering because of heat. Plantee produces flowers that stay fresh after cutting much longer and increases the vase life of … Continue reading Plantee cellulosic anti-oxidant protects plants from climate change
The hydrocarbon fuelled civilization is headed inexorably on the road to autotelic extinction. Darwin foretold the future in the science of survival, extinction, and evolution but he didn't know that his own species would screw it's own fate through the economics of industrialization and were not instinctively moral like he believed... Adam Smith saw this … Continue reading A thought on Materials and Morals
We have been working on soil eco-system and bio-chemistry for almost 50 years now starting in California USA in the 1960s. The impact of the hydrocarbon economy on the soil ecology is having a devastating effect on agriculture and nutrition and in turn the economy. This type of agriculture is not sustainable. The hydrocarbon fuelled … Continue reading Topsoil Tale