Energy from Agro waste
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- čas přidán 13. 03. 2013
- BRIQUETTING FROM AGRO-WASTE
Duration: 03:45 mts.
The agricultural sector dominates India's economy. It also generates large quantities of
waste. Most of which is burnt, and some part used directly in low-efficiency furnaces. In
Tamil Nadu, a company manufactures briquettes from the locally available agro-waste.
Which is sold as a substitute for coal, lignite and firewood to restaurants, tea gardens and
industry.
Sir, We are into mfg Biomass briquettes business but reality is not sufficient agro waste available now as it is hard to collect quality agro waste. Due to high demand of raw materials raw material prices have sky rocketed. Thanks for sharing this video on internet to spread awareness.
thank you sir for the video
do keep posting
Thank you Sir ...really appreciable
Very good concept.. keep it up... commercialise
Sir we are also making one project based on wheat straw and rice straw so it's also useful video to get idea it's helpful ☺️
It's great that they can make fuel out of other things than
Dear Vidaripollen,
Thank you for your comment on our story on Agro waste. Yes. You are right...that is certainly a possibility. However, in recent years energy has become a high priority area due to high cost of import of oil that needs hard currency. So, to my mind, this makes more sense for the moment.
However, India is doing well and much in renewable energy sector unlike developed world. Ofcourse, we could do better than what is happening today.
Best
Pramod
Pramod Mathur sir I'm interested this type of project , need more information about total cost of this project and can I get some subsidy from government
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How u can deliver /transfer your project to Bangladesh?Let us think over huge wastage of cities and it's disposal.
Looking to now more about briquets it's types and where the use of this is suitable and more can you help sir
@@crypto5164 The Director, Pramod Mathur, passed away in 2020. This is his colleague and wife, Neelima. These features were made in 1990s. Technologies have changed and it is best to google research. Also, we are film-makers, so we do not have any technical expertise.
Sir , I'm an engineering student . I would like to make a prototype of this project and spread the awareness . Can you guide me sir ?
Dear Maha Mishti,
Thank you for writing to me about agro-waste briquette making machines. I am glad that you wish to popularise and raise awareness about the technology.
The best option would be to go on google and search a suitable manufacturer of the equipment and negotiate with them. Here below I have given the google page link and also one manufacturer...please search and go ahead with your project.
I am sorry I won't be able to help any further since I am only a TV journalist and not a technologist. Tamil Nadu would be the best place to start with.
Have a look at the below links:
www.google.co.in/search?q=briquette+machine&oq=briquette+&aqs=chrome.3.69i57j69i60j69i61j0j69i61j0.18752j1j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
www.radheindcorp.com/
Warmly
Pramod Mathur
Thank you for giving very usefull idea to present rural area situation. I did one organic business that is areca plate manufacturing. I face lot of waste problem. Can you give me any idea to make sub product of areca leaf waste.
Dear Devraj R Devu,
Thank you for your comment on our story.
This story was produced in mid 90s and many things must have changed with time. We are TV journalists and only highlight the good things that are being done in India in the energy sector.
If you visit one of these units and have discussions with them, they will be able to guide you better than us.
If you are in Tamilnadu, then I could research a bit and direct you to the unit where this story was shot...near Coimbatore...
Best
Pramod Mathur
Where to buy machine
Sir, Can you please tell me where is this plant located in tamilnadu
Dear Sudhakar Rajabather. The Director, Pramod Mathur, passed away in June 2020. This is wife, Neelima, responsing. I was the executive producer but no longer have the records. It was in the mid-90s. You should check in Tiruchanapalli. I am unable to read the name of the hotel at 3.53mts. in the video.
Hello sir.
Do you make paper from agro waste.
I have a requirement of paper which should me made from agro waste natural light brown color, Unbleached, food approved, and compostable. For food packaging purpose. Pls let me know. Thank you
Dear Raj Saswadkar, the Director and my husband, Pramod Mathur, passed away in June 2020. I try to maintain his protocol of responding to CZcams comments. This series was made many decades ago. I will not be able to track contacts for further information. Sorry for that. Neelima Mathur.
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Dear Mark Andayan, Thank you for your kind word on our story...I am sure this can be replicated in most countries...
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