Use Agriculture Residues to Produce Biomass Briquettes

Fortunately, renewable energy sources such as biomass energy, thermal energy, solar are infinite and are capable of meeting a significant proportion of India’s energy needs.  These renewable energy sources can help alleviate many of the environmental issues with providing other many important advantages.

Biomass briquettes are best alternative to coal, charcoal and other fossil fuels. Briquettes are made with many ways but using agriculture residues or biomass is the best way to make briquettes. Because agriculture residues are wasted material and we can make into useful material by briquetting plant project.

Make usable thing from devastate material is the motto of briquetting plant project because through this plant we can reuse of waste material and protect our planet from pollution. Briquette Machine  is a to generate money from ravage material with protecting environment.

As your ravage material or agriculture residues such as coffee husk, jute waste, caster seeds, rice husk, cotton salk, almond shells, forestry leaves, groundnut shells, bittlenut shells, cumin waste and so on are gathered and then put it into briquetting press machine to make finished product under high pressure. After the process it generates finished product which is known as biomass briquettes. It is also called white coal due to it does not pollute environment when it burns. These helpful briquettes are used in various industries like food processing unit, brick making units, spinning mills, ceramic units, chemicals and pharmaceuticals, rubber industry, laminate industry and so on.

Pollution is increasing day by day but no one know that how to overcome with this problem. So briquetting plant manufacturer present a globally accepted technology that is briquette plant. Generally agriculture residues either we burnt or destroy inefficiently but briquette plant through we can use these devastate material optimally. So, we can say that biomass briquetting plant is abundant source of renewable energy.