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'The ship started delivery of 17.2 tons of briquettes, which will be delivered to the port of Ploce, and then by land to BiH from the port of Suravaya from East Java,' Ambassador of the Republic of Indonesia to BiH Amelia Achmad Yani told FENA.

Installing a briquette press at the discharge of the dust collection system can help eliminate dusting in the plant and increase overall safety.

Briquettes manufacture was accomplished with a Marcon model hydraulic press, at 1250 kgf cm-2 (122.5 MPa), for a period of 30 s.

The new briquettes, however, use far less wood - and produce more income.

By turning the waste coffee pulp into briquettes, they can be used instead of wood for cooking and heating.

In Kenya, briquettes are made from a variety of sources: Tea, coconut and sugarcane waste (bagasse), rice and coffee husks, and sawdust and charcoal dust.More than 1,000 tonnes of it could be produced daily from the sugar factories alone.

We put them into 'peuyeumization' process, then the result is processed further into briquettes and pellets, then gasification by adding bio activator for three days to get rid of the odor.

New in Pakistan, briquettes have successfully been used around the world as they burn hotter and cleaner; are cheaper and convenient to store and handle.

KOGI state governor, Alhaji YahayDeforestationa Bello, has inaugurated Coal Briquettes and Stove manufacturing company in the state as an alternative to cooking and to tackle deforestation.

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Evac's machine, with a footprint of approximately two square meters, is paired with Evac's mixed waste macerator to form dry briquettes that can be stored for landing or incinerated at sea.

The facility will use WERC-2 Inc.'s process to produce Eco-Tac fuel briquettes, a solid biomass fuel substitute made from common elements of post-recycled refuse.