Briquettes
A Briquette is a biofuel made by compacting flammable biomass material into squares of suitable sizes to be utilized as fuel.
Biomass briquettes can be produced from renewable and easily usable materials, and their creation should result in a reduced ecological effect when contrasted with conventional fills.
Briquettes today are broadly utilized as an elective fuel for Coal, Wood, Charcoal, Wood Pellets and boiler oil.
Process of Briquetting
Briquettes are basically made by pressing and compacting ranger service, agricultural or manufacturing beginning crude material. Natural compaction of the crude material is accomplished by pressing at high pressure, which builds an increment in temperatures leading to a Bakelized surface, which gives a reflexive appearance and consistency to the briquettes. explore Heavy Duty Wood Crusher Cum Machine Manufacture
The Briquetting process includes the following steps…..
- milling
- drying
- briquetting
When lignocellulosic materials are used, the high temperatures generated during the compression stage cause the lignin to soften, allowing it to act as a natural binder when it cools and solidifies, eliminating the need for additional compacting substances. To ensure consistency and prevent disintegration, additives are sometimes used in briquette production.
Depending on the briquetting machine’s output, briquettes can take on various shapes, with cylindrical forms being the most common and visually distinct.
Charcoal briquettes typically have a darker color, which can be lightened using lime or other components.
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Advantages Of Briquetting
- Decrease in volume
- Saves space, time and expenses for handling, capacity and transport
- Lower removal costs
- Lower staff costs
- Higher profits from the offer of briquettes
- Recuperation of costly cooling ointments when briquetting metal and aluminum chips
- Higher smelting yield
- Defined characteristics
- Purity in the work environment
