Biomass Briquettes

Over the last decade, there has been a steady increase in the use of briquettes ,Sawdust Pellets, Mustard Pellets,Groundnut Pellets in industrial boilers. Millions of tons of agricultural waste are produced annually. These either go unused or are inefficiently burned when in their loose condition, which pollutes the air. Due to their low bulk density, these materials are difficult to handle and move. By being converted into high-density fuel briquettes without the addition of any chemical binders, these wastes can serve as an effective source of energy.

Biomass briquettes are primarily made from agricultural wastes which are a cleaner substitute to coal and other such conventional fuels. These are mostly made of green waste and other organic materials and are commonly used for electricity generation, heat, and in some cases, even for cooking fuel. Rice husk, crushed nut shells, and agricultural waste are just a few of the primary agricultural materials that are compressed during the briquetting process to create high-density solid fuel.

The availability of raw materials and the location play a big role in the composition. The agriculture waste is gathered, bought, cleaned, and dried. In order to maximize burning efficiency and further streamline transportation and storage, it is then compressed into cylindrical briquettes. Since biomass briquettes and boiler repair and maintenance service in Rajasthan and Noida lack chemical adhesives and large concentrations of carbonaceous materials, it is acceptable to say that they are much superior to traditional fuels. Because the materials utilized are already a part of the carbon cycle, briquettes have minimal net total greenhouse gas emissions when compared to fossil fuels.