Maize stalk and corn cobs can be processed into briquette charcoal as well. Autumn boasts the season of bumper harvest, and at the same time, a large amount of corn stalk and corn cobs will be produced. Matter of fact, the seemingly wasted material can be processed in a recycled manner into maize …

Suggestions on choosing the most suitable biomass briquette machines The manufacturing of briquette machines on an industrial scale has come into being and biomass briquettes can be produced in the way of commercialization. However, we would like to share some tips for you in a bid to pick up a…

The prospective of agro straw and stalk briquette utilizationThe bright and promising market of biomass briquettes and charcoal conforms to the advance of briquetting technology and utilization scale of briquette press and charcoal machine.Biomass briquette press and charcoal machine are two kinds…

From biomass waste into biomass briquettes and charcoalThe available biomass material covers a wide range to be made into biomass briquettes and charcoal, such as sawdust, straw and stalk, rice husk, palm EFB and palm tree, bough and twigs and the like. Almost all plants can be processed with the …

The advantages for you to start a biomass briquette making and charcoal manufacturing production lineThe investment in a briquette making machine and charcoal production line depends upon the wide use of biomass briquette fuel and charcoal, therefore, the marketing of the low-carbon and …

Biomass briquettes are made from agricultural waste and are a replacement for fossil fuel such as oil or coal, and can be sued to heat boiler in manufacturing plants, and also have application in developing countries. Biomass briquettes are a renewable source of energy and avoid fossil carbon to t…

Raw material of Biomass briquette Human has used energy for a long history. In 19th century, coal is the most important energy. As the development of industrial, people begin to realize the disadvantages of coal fuel. It has big pollution to the air and the resources are less and less. Under this…

Biomass densification is the bonding together of waste biomass product, such as wood chips or sawdust, peanut husk, rice husk, sunflower seed husks, bagasse (sugar cane or sugar beet residue), coffee shells, coconut husks, etc. The bonding is achieved by the pressure and heat of the biomass brique…

Sawdust has the best briquetting performance, and after the sawdust, it is corn straw and cotton straw, the worst effect of briquetting is the processing wood wastes. According to estimation, the worst for processing is the residues of decorations, it has big difference with pure sawdust which is …

Biomass fuel is the fourth largest energy next to coal, oil and natural gas. It is a new type of clean fuel produced through compression of biomass pellet mill or briquette machine. As the renewable energy, biomass fuel occupies an important position in the whole energy system. “the availabl…