2. Introduction
The biomass briquette made through the densification of the agro-crop
residues and biomass waste.
They are used as a flammable material in brick kilns, paper mills,
chemical plants, pharmaceutical units, dyeing houses, food
processing units, oil mills etc.
It is commonly in the shape of a square or rectangle.
Biomass briquette plant is one of the renewable sources of energy,
through which we can reduce pollution.
Biomass Briquettes are made from the Agricultural waste, Forest
Waste and Industrial Waste.
10. Benefits of the plant
Production is very cheaper as the availability of raw material is
more.
Indian Government has declared tax benefits and subsidies
time to time for the plant installation.
The pollution control board has granted permission to run the
plant without NOC.
NGO’s or Nationalized banks are giving financial priority for
these type of project.
There is a huge demand in both domestic and foreign industries
like sugar mills, paper mills, chemical plants, Cement etc..
Biomass briquetting in India relieves poverty and
environmental stresses.
Farmers and rural people can get benefit from selling their own
farm waste.
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12. Advantages
Renewable in Nature.
Cost effective fuel for industries.
Ecofriendly.
Reduces usage of wood.
Easy to transport.
No flying of ashes.
Constitute burning high efficiency and quality fuel.
No sulfur and phosphor emission.
Used in transportation.
Produces constant heat for a longer time.