briquette manufacturing process

Manufacturing Process

1. Material Like Saw Dust, Ground Nut Shells, Castor Seed Shells And All Another Raw Material Up To 25mm Size Are Supplied To The Screw Conveyor.
2. When More Then One Material Is Used, Make Sure That They Are Mixed In Suitable Proportion.
3. Materials With Higher Moisture Content I.e. More Then 10-12% Needs To Be Dried In Sunlight.
4. Material From Conveyor Is Discharged With The Help Of Conveyor, Veram And Gear.
5. Material In The Feeder Box Is Compressed By The Press, Forcing It Through Tapper Die (ram Punch) Fitted In The Die Holder.
6. The Compression Raises The Temperature Of Material Which Results In Softening Of The Lignin, Inherent In Every Biomass. This Lignin Comes To The Surface And Binds The Materials Together.
7. Briquettes Formed Are In The Shape Of Logs Which Are Pushed Through Cooling Tracks Under Slight Pressure For Cooling And Transport Storage Point.
8. Cooled Briquettes Are Broken & Packed In Bags Or Stored In Bulk For Dispatch.

Instructions

• Briquetted Fuel Has To Be Stored In A Dry Facility In Rainy Season And By No Means Should It Come In Direct Contact With Water.
• Maximum Attainable Temperature Is 800o To 900o C by using coal.

Assurances

• "our Motto Is To Deliver Quality Product”
• One Year Warranty
• Training Provided To The Customer's At Our Research And Development Plants
• All Plant Equipments Are Supplied On Turn key Basis.
• Steadfast After Sales Services
• Readily Available Spare Parts
• Registered With IREDA
• High Quality Steel And Brass Used In Manufacturing Our Products
• Machines Are Checked At Our Own Quality Control Workshop
• 85% Production is done in house