Mustard Husk Biomass Briquettes are eco-friendly cooking fuel made from compressed mustard husk waste, a by-product of mustard seed processing. Formed into 60mm cylindrical briquettes, they burn steadily for up to 2 hours, providing a clean and economical alternative to firewood, charcoal, or LPG. With a low moisture content of 5%, ash content of 12%, and a competitive price of Rs 7/kg, these briquettes are a practical fuel solution for rural households, commercial kitchens, and small-scale food businesses.
Parameter | Value |
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Diameter | 60 mm |
Raw Material | 100% Mustard Husk |
Burning Time | 2 hours per batch |
Calorific Value | Approx. 32003400 kcal/kg (typical) |
Moisture Content | 5% |
Ash Content | 12% |
Price | Rs 7/kg |
Application | Cooking (Domestic & Commercial) |
Domestic Cooking (Rural Households):
Reliable fuel for mud stoves, biomass chulhas, and tandoors.
Community Kitchens & Schools:
Economical and eco-friendly option for group cooking.
Food Stalls & Street Vendors:
Consistent heat source for grills, fryers, and cooktops.
Emergency or Backup Fuel:
Handy for areas with limited LPG or electricity access.
Q1. What are these briquettes made of?
A1. They are made by compressing dry mustard husk, a by-product of mustard seed processing.
Q2. Are they safe for cooking?
A2. Yes. They are 100% natural and produce a steady, clean flame ideal for food preparation.
Q3. How long do they burn?
A3. They burn for around 2 hours per feeding, depending on stove type and airflow.
Q4. Do they produce a lot of ash?
A4. They have an ash content of around 12%, which is manageable with regular cleaning.
Q5. How do they compare to charcoal or firewood?
A5. They burn cleaner and more consistently than raw firewood, and are significantly cheaper than charcoal.
Q6. Can they be used in modern biomass cookstoves?
A6. Yes. They are compatible with most biomass stoves designed for 60mm briquettes.
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