Manufacturing Process of Briquetting Plant – Lehra Fuel

Manufacturing Process of Briquetting Plant – Lehra Fuel

About Us Fuel is prime need of every industry & pollution free environment is the primeconcern of society.

Serving both the purposes LEHRA® Fuel-Tech Pvt. Ltd. is a reputed & leading Indian company engaged in manufacturing and marketing of for renewable and non- conventional energy equipment.

Why Briquetting With the increase in the demand of energy. The natural conventional resources are diminishing very fast.

This can be controlled by using non conventional sources like sunlight, wind energy, water energy. But these sources cannot be used as fuel. So the best non conventional fuel is Biomass briquettes. This not only is Socially Economical as well financially very economical.

Social benefits of Biomass Briquetting: Biomass Briquetting is done to organic waste, Municipal waste which helps to cleans our surrounding and minimize landfills. It burnts completely so produces less ash and CO2.

By utilizing this unwanted waste into energy we save our valuable natural resources of fossil fuel.

Biomass waste-to-energy conversion reduces greenhouse gas emissions. The greenhouse gas emissions are significantly reduced by preventing methane emissions from landfills

Financial benefits of Biomass Briquetting

Biomass Briquettes are more economical than other fuels because it contains low moisture, low ash high density.

Manufacturing briquettes is Profitable as the demand of energy is increasing day by day and vice versa the supply of natural fossil fuel is limited It is very easy for handling, transporting storage. It is cheaper than heavy furnace oil , steam coal fire wood etc.

Agro Waste or Briquetting Agricultural waste can be described as all the organic materials which are produced as by-products from harvesting and processing of agricultural crops. These residues can be further categorized into primary residues and secondary residues.

Agricultural residues, which are generated in the field at the time of harvest, are defined as primary or field based residues whereas those co-produced during processing are called secondary or processing based residues.

Biomass comes from a variety of sources which include: • Wood from natural forests and woodlands • Forestry plantations • Forestry residues • Agricultural residues such as straw, stover, cane trash and green agricultural wastes • Agro-industrial wastes, such as sugarcane bagasse and rice husk • Animal wastes • Municipal solid wastes (MSW) • Food processing wastes

Forest Waste Briquetting Forest harvesting is a major source of biomass for energy. The largest source of energy from wood is the waste product from the pulp and paper industry called black liquor.

Logging and processing operations generate vast amounts of biomass residues.

Wood processing produces sawdust and a collection of bark, branches and leaves/needles. A paper mill, which consumes vast amount of electricity, utilizes the pulp residues to create energy for in-house usage.

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