Method for production of the solid fuel from biomass
OwnerPiotr Manko, Andrzei Noskowiakinventors
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Abstract
The solid fuel formed into briquettes in the range of density by 400-1500 g/dm3, is produced from a perennial plant called Sida hermaphrodita Rusby as well as from a mixture of its stems with other chopped up elements of plant origin. Biomass made from stems of above-mentioned plant or from a mixture of its stems with other plants undergoes compressing in a briquetting press. The final product has energy output comparable to birch wood. Solid fuel made from biomass is mostly used in boiler-rooms for heating up hot-houses or for house fire-places.
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A method for production of the solid fuel from biomass, in the form of briquettes in the range of density by 400-1500 g/dm3 characterized in that biomass is prepared from stems of a perennial plant called Sida hennaphrodita Rusby chopped up into 20-100 mm long pieces, preferably 50 mm, next it is further chopped up to obtain average ratio of length to thickness between 4080, preferably 60 and participation of pieces longer than 10 mm from 2-20%, preferably 10%, while pieces smaller than 0.25 mm shoed constitute 5-15%, preferably 10%.
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