90mm Brown Bagasse Briquettes

Brown Bagasse Briquettes are eco-friendly biomass fuel produced by compressing the dry fibrous residue left after extracting juice from sugarcane (bagasse). Formed into dense 90mm briquettes, they provide a high calorific value of 3950 kcal/kg, 5% moisture, and clean-burning performance, making them an excellent fuel for industrial boilers and heating systems. Priced economically at Rs 10.5/kg, these briquettes are a sustainable and cost-effective replacement for coal and firewood.

Product Specifications:

Key Features & Benefits:

• High Thermal Efficiency: Produces steady, high heat with minimal smoke.

• Sustainable Fuel: 100% agricultural residue with no additives or binders.

• Low Moisture (5%): Enables better combustion and energy output.

• Low Ash Residue: Less than typical coal or raw biomass.

• Industrial-Grade Format (90mm): Ideal for large boiler feeding systems.

• Affordable Fuel Option: Excellent heat value for its price point.

Applications & Use Cases:

1. Industrial Boilers:
   Reliable fuel source for steam generation in textile mills, food factories, distilleries, and chemical plants.

2. Hot Air Generators & Heaters:
   Used in process industries that require large-scale thermal energy.

3. Kilns & Furnaces:
   Effective in brick, lime, and ceramic kilns that require high, stable temperatures.

4. Co-Generation Plants:
   Suitable for biomass-based power and thermal energy production.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1. What is the raw material used for Brown Bagasse Briquettes?
A1. These briquettes are made from dry bagasse, the fibrous by-product of sugarcane processing.

Q2. Are these briquettes suitable for my existing coal boiler?
A2. Yes. They can directly replace coal or wood in most solid-fuel boilers without requiring any changes.

Q3. How do these compare to pellets?
A3. Briquettes are larger and better suited for industrial-scale boilers, whereas pellets are ideal for smaller or automated systems.

Q4. Whats the shelf life of Brown Bagasse Briquettes?
A4. When stored in a dry area, they can last more than a year without degradation.

Q5. Do they produce a lot of ash or smoke?
A5. No. They have low ash content (typically around 68%) and burn cleaner than unprocessed biomass or firewood.

Q6. Are these compliant with pollution norms?
A6. Yes. They are a renewable fuel source that helps industries comply with environmental and carbon reduction regulations.