Peat briquetting
Peat briquettes are superb, eco-friendly solid biofuel created using modern processing technologies for peat. They have the exceptional capability of being used in diverse heating systems, whether in fireplaces, stoves, or boilers for both domestic and industrial purposes. These briquettes, characterized by their high mechanical strength, do not crumble, ensuring ease during transportation and storage.
Due to their high moisture resistance, they exhibit excellent long-term combustion and heat generation, making them ideal for winter heating. They provide enhanced energy efficiency with increased calorific value, which marks them as an excellent substitute for conventional heating methods.
The production process involves special machinery cutting layers with peat, which is dried and pressed under high temperatures and pressure to form robust briquettes. This method ensures low humidity and a lack of harmful microorganisms, ensuring a safe and high-quality end product.
What sets peat briquettes apart is their economic efficiency. Despite anthracite coal possessing a heat of combustion 18% higher, the relatively lower cost of peat briquettes makes them a more economical choice. Furthermore, the ash residues, constituting about 15% of the briquette, serve as an excellent natural fertilizer for various crops.
- Ash content no more then 12-17%.
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- Safety: synthetic additivesIn do not use during production briquettes that can lead to emissions of substances and compounds hazardous to human health. Pressing involves the use of only those binders that are in the feedstock – the material is heated to isolate and activate them.
- Compact dimensions: no need to prepare large warehouses. Briquettes do not take up much space. In addition, not demanding storage conditions. It is important to protect them from moisture and precipitation.
- Lack of microorganisms: In the fuel of this type there are no bacteria because during its production the raw materials are subjected to heat treatment. All this kills microorganisms.
- Low humidity: heat treatment also reduces the moisture content of briquettes. Due to this briquettes burn well, less soot is released.
- Low energy efficiency: more traditional fuel is needed to produce the same amount of heat as peat briquettes
- Emissions of toxic substances: coal can emit toxic substances that pollute the environment and affect health
- Difficulty in storage and transportation: firewood or coal can be heavy and inconvenient to store and transport