Amazing technology, in our country Tanzania we must copy and use such technology in order to conserve our environment. The use of charcoal cause difforestation all over the country. My self I have to join such program and train pour groups of women in my village. Fredrick Kwaslema. (Tanzania)
You are right. We should be doing this in our country. As Indigenous people's here we are very poor. And they are cutting out too many trees every day!!🙏
An amazing use of locally available and renewable resources to in essence generate a portable energy source powered by little more than human ingenuity and elbow grease!
Those who are thinking that the main use of bio briquette is to stop deforestation and not it increase it but why are they using that lot of grass,trees branches,plants etc , it isso because they use eupatorium and lantana which are fast growing and spreading 🌱 plants. Therefore please stop comment Second thing they work for their families cause Nepal is a poor country and there are a lot of people working in these places. Therefore respect them at least they don't beg
I think they are doing a wonderful job and I applaud them!! I would love to see my country stop deforestation and begin using more Briquettes. We have one pellet factor here and it's huge. And they're deforesting our trees to send pellets to Switzerland. We don't have enough natural trees to keep a sustainable supply going at the rate they are.
there is 2 things i see wrong in this vid : the first is poor working condition and not enough automation. the second thing is that the energy to turn the leaves into coal is wasted. the rest of the design is ok however you could make a better oven by encasing the heat and heating a mass like a brick oven you. could also recuperate the gases and have a 2nd stage burning.
Grinding coal is as easy as grinding Coffee. It does not need to be a complex machine, no motor, no steel. Just two simple circles of concrete with a feed hole in the center of the top one, some wood frame to keep the circles aligned. some kind of long levers to walk or crank the top circle around. simple design and any big pieces will be filtered out. If a source of fine sawdust could be found (or made), a small percent could be added to the charcoal to prevent burning all of the hydrocarbons before use. The sawdust would burn clean when in combination with the power dense charcoal. at least it would reduce charcoal production a little. 10% or so
what you propose is aa complex technology. how do you clean it? such devices lose their ability to grind very quickly so they require maintenance, "dressing" the grinding surfaces and so forth. While their processing has a great many inefficient aspects, to "correct" those, adds complications and capital expense. Often people have nothing and attempt to create solutions from that nothing. It is a matter of economics and what is sustainably possible from what is available (mom making sandwiches, is an economic enterprise).
There is a handpress with a bigger lever and with weights it's much easier to transmit more power especially for the woman. How do you light up the briquettes? From below with some wood and then put briquette on top? Ps where is this factory?
+800lb Gorilla possibly referring to the ingenious manufacture of these briquettes !? Humans have been doing all sorts of things for untold eons. However these briquettes now will be made in a new cottage industry wherever this video is seen. Ingenious indeed ! I am going to have a go myself here in oxford. Thank you to the makers of this great informative film. Would be interested in the composition of your "soil powder" is it a clay rich soil ? would have a good bonding effect ( as opposed to a chalky, silica, lime, gypsum etc etc rich soils )
+Ob One again, there is nothing unique or ingenious about their manufacturing process. in fact it is markedly inefficient given the materials they have available. for example, they are not collecting and condensing the wood gas.
Very close to a good thing, but the wasted energy and the pollution caused by burning it down to coal is huge. Sure it burns longer as charcoal, but you have lost much of the energy in the process. Much of the coal accidentally gets burned up in the process as well. I believe Biomass briquettes made without burning it down to coal will be much more energy effective. There will be burning problems, but these can be solved with different stoves or different recipes or percentages of ingredients.
Harold Westrich It is wastefull to a degree but it is simple, although labor intensive. The charcoal burns cleanly and reliably whereas biomass, like you suggest would need a more complex,and expensive burner to burn cleanly. The materiel they gather seems to be excess forest litter and biomass, basicly weeding the forest to create better growing conditions in the forest. Even burning the off gas to heat the drying shed would add levels of expense and complexity to the job which is in essence a simple way for the ladies to bring in some money.
+Harold Westrich Their process for creating the charcoal is very inefficient. They also aren't collecting the coal-gas, which is a very good fuel source.
When they cut the green leaves that produce oxygen they are reducing the fountain of clean air. We all need the green leaves that produce oxygen everyday. Also they are burning this green leaves mostly in the summer season I guess, when it's not cold, so they are not using the heat that is wasted during the process. Another product of this burning is the light, that is very useful when you put this material on fire at night to iluminate. Also these people are breathing the smoke during the burning of these materials, during the production process.
I have to wonder if it would not be healthier, faster and cheaper to just use a mill-stone to grind the char? Instead of beating the shit with a hammer like an ape and kicking up dust. It's 1000+ year technology, i know they have them in India for making flour.
From where does the money come to get, to transport and to make the necessary "foundation" to support and to operate the millstone--as well as clean it when it becomes clogged? We are talking village people who have little of anything. They are attempting to save money for wood, gas and petroleum fuels which are expensive or depleting. Beside a millstone is very expensive, and it must have some means to operate it. There are many places where living is a subsistence enterprise far beyond European/American levels of operations. This is not an ultimate solution, but one which "fits" a community, resources, and what is available. Often it is women attempting to solve a community problem. My concern comes with how fast the forest can regenerate the resources they remove, and ultimately, what impact with that continuous harvest have upon the forest? The further one has to travel and the more difficult to harvest, the less effective the enterprise will be. The land has it life jsut as we have life. To be sustainable, everything has to survive and thrive.
Peter Hall Solar energy does not produce this contamination of the air. Also these people are breathing the Smoke on the air during the process and they use too much time and much of their energy.
Not unless we can get it efficient to make more than it takes to produce the batteries and panels. Currently we aren't there yet and is actually worse making solar equipment than what it gives back. That will get fixed in next decade or two tho. We need energy from multiple resources including disposal of our waste.
as long as they don't remove too much foliage from the forest, they are okay. they should also to use as little water as possible to make the briquettes.
They should be making the charcoal in a vessel. A 30 gallon drum, placed inside of a 55 gallon drum and wood surrounding the 30 gallon drum with a small hole in the top of the 30 gallon drum, light the wood in the 55 gallon drum, and you have charcoal. This way they can use more then leaves to make charcoal.
I really want to start making briquettes. I saw a video where they had a press that made more than one at a time. I think I will use my everlast welder and make my press to incorporate that design.
Better have much land with many trees. Only way to keep making Bio-briquette. Would be great for country people who have 10 acres and more. Can make these to use in your wood stove or fireplace. But making the burn bricks from junk mail is a good option. Can also cut down your trees, and replant. It's better than paying people for the firewood they sell. Always replant your trees. Will be a source of heat your whole lifetime.
Just a thought, would it be possible to replace the soil/dirt with sand? Thank you very much for sharing this video, its really good on so many different levels!
thepoultrypeople I have not made this, was basing my comment on my knowledge of the ingredients. I like some of the press form ideas, but their charcoal making is too primitive, smokey, etc. -- the fire department in my USA suburban neighborhood would visit very quickly. As others have observed, this means of income places independence and advancement over health and safety -- perhaps an easy decision in the limited circumstances. I would not do this, but I don't have to go back too many generations to find relatives doing similar things.
Glen Buschmann im approaching this from the perspective of a third world in which items like sand, clay, soil, sawdust, cardboard or paper waste are fairly common and looking for the ideal solution to helping poor people feed their families whilst also heping maintain a sustainable non polluting enviroment, thank you for the information, have you heard of rocket stoves? they are very good and highly efficient in their burn capabilites
buy an oil drum and put burnable shit in there. After that set fire, let it burn for a few seconds and catch fire then close the oil drum and make sure no fucking oxygen gets back in come back when the drum feels cold
Hi. In the video they mention of "soil powder" I suspect that it would be a dried clay to act as a binding agent, fresh clay would have to be air dried and then ground to powder... Hope this helps.
coal/charcoal can be be made into briquettes, need some achive materials, such starch or clay also ok, but for bbq, starch are widely used, we supply these machine to make briquettes
yeah, that is the same with coal /charcoal, actualy, that is will be more easy than coal/charcoal. contact with me by Email: zzdybriquette@gmail.com or what'app +86-13526658007 or find me from facebook
I am looking for a source for the honey comb/ Beehive press key to make the briquettes. Can you help me find some to purchase. I am in the United States.
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They're using biomass fuel to burn and make coal then compressing coal dust with dirt. Wouldn't it be more efficient and easier if they dry their harvested biomass fuels and simply compress those for a biomass pellet or briquette?
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relentlessmadman seems like a good thing if you ask me. Yeah they lose their jobs but life becomes cheaper and their economy can diversify as factory workers begin to create their own businesses or move on to help another business progress.
Natural gas is still much greener. Produces less carbon and comes from underground where no impact is ever seen, surface impact is insignificant. Most briquettes are a paper mix, and where does paper come from...
Dude....What are you smoking? it must be awesome!..... NG produces less carbon than Charcoal?....really?....WTF???....The Briquettes shown here are compressed Charcoal.....last time i checked charcoal was made from wood which means that burning it is carbon neutral....no matter how you do it you will never get more carbon out of the wood than it absorbed while growing. Briquettes are made with sawdust or grain husks and other agri byproducts....the only ones that are made with paper are made by youtube spamming monkeys to impress idiots that don't think very hard about things before opening their mouth to spew their lack of thinking ability all over the internet world.....in the real world paper briquettes fill the firebox up with ash in real short order.... Oh and last thing...paper comes from trees...trees absorb carbon as they grow (yeah ok there is some energy needed to process the wood into paper....but at least in the paper mills i've knowledge of that energy is gained from burning bark and wood not usable for paper making)
Great work to the women and men, I love you all for this . Keep growing
Amazing technology, in our country Tanzania we must copy and use such technology in order to conserve our environment. The use of charcoal cause difforestation all over the country. My self I have to join such program and train pour groups of women in my village. Fredrick Kwaslema. (Tanzania)
You are right. We should be doing this in our country. As Indigenous people's here we are very poor. And they are cutting out too many trees every day!!🙏
An amazing use of locally available and renewable resources to in essence generate a portable energy source powered by little more than human ingenuity and elbow grease!
Brilliant. I love the concept. May you prosper well
I'm happy for this video thanks very much for teaching us great
Those who are thinking that the main use of bio briquette is to stop deforestation and not it increase it but why are they using that lot of grass,trees branches,plants etc , it isso because they use eupatorium and lantana which are fast growing and spreading 🌱 plants. Therefore please stop comment
Second thing they work for their families cause Nepal is a poor country and there are a lot of people working in these places. Therefore respect them at least they don't beg
spre classics they are using waste supplies anyway
That's weed or unwanted plants of the jungle
I think they are doing a wonderful job and I applaud them!! I would love to see my country stop deforestation and begin using more Briquettes. We have one pellet factor here and it's huge. And they're deforesting our trees to send pellets to Switzerland. We don't have enough natural trees to keep a sustainable supply going at the rate they are.
Our Tribe in North Carolina is also very poor.
Thank you so much for showing a way to use tree's to create heat without killing the trees. Happy New Year and have Blessed Day^^
I love this.continue to teach us.Thank you.
Wow, this is a fascinating process.
Please look into a gasifier type of burning barrel design that will allow you to capture the wood gas that escapes during Pyrolysis.
In other words use wood gas from the smoke. Smart move buddy. I always thought of that
This is wonderful. blessings
Does the clay stove need to be fired before use? If so at what temperature for how long?
there is 2 things i see wrong in this vid : the first is poor working condition and not enough automation. the second thing is that the energy to turn the leaves into coal is wasted. the rest of the design is ok however you could make a better oven by encasing the heat and heating a mass like a brick oven you. could also recuperate the gases and have a 2nd stage burning.
Grinding coal is as easy as grinding Coffee. It does not need to be a complex machine, no motor, no steel. Just two simple circles of concrete with a feed hole in the center of the top one, some wood frame to keep the circles aligned. some kind of long levers to walk or crank the top circle around. simple design and any big pieces will be filtered out. If a source of fine sawdust could be found (or made), a small percent could be added to the charcoal to prevent burning all of the hydrocarbons before use. The sawdust would burn clean when in combination with the power dense charcoal. at least it would reduce charcoal production a little. 10% or so
what you propose is aa complex technology. how do you clean it? such devices lose their ability to grind very quickly so they require maintenance, "dressing" the grinding surfaces and so forth. While their processing has a great many inefficient aspects, to "correct" those, adds complications and capital expense. Often people have nothing and attempt to create solutions from that nothing. It is a matter of economics and what is sustainably possible from what is available (mom making sandwiches, is an economic enterprise).
Truly worthy suggestion
loved the background music
Very interesting. Would I be able to gather leaves from Trees in a more temperate climate?
I love these. They will become popular once WW3 starts.
This music is awesome
This is really good ... we should start of this ....
Very clear and concise.
Wonderful enterprise
There is a handpress with a bigger lever and with weights it's much easier to transmit more power especially for the woman.
How do you light up the briquettes? From below with some wood and then put briquette on top?
Ps where is this factory?
not sure why this is in my feed in 2021, but really interesting video :)
Good job.
The breathing protection they are wearing is really inadequate. I know they can't afford good respirators but sheez...
please do send me the proportion and what mixture did you mix in it.
Amazing ingenuity. Thanks for sharing.
+trumpsahead Ingenuity? People have been making charcoal for 1000s of years. Some date it back past 10,000 BC.
+800lb Gorilla possibly referring to the ingenious manufacture of these briquettes !? Humans have been doing all sorts of things for untold eons. However these briquettes now will be made in a new cottage industry wherever this video is seen. Ingenious indeed !
I am going to have a go myself here in oxford.
Thank you to the makers of this great informative film.
Would be interested in the composition of your "soil powder" is it a clay rich soil ? would have a good bonding effect ( as opposed to a chalky, silica, lime, gypsum etc etc rich soils )
+Ob One again, there is nothing unique or ingenious about their manufacturing process. in fact it is markedly inefficient given the materials they have available. for example, they are not collecting and condensing the wood gas.
Very close to a good thing, but the wasted energy and the pollution caused by burning it down to coal is huge.
Sure it burns longer as charcoal, but you have lost much of the energy in the process. Much of the coal accidentally gets burned up in the process as well.
I believe Biomass briquettes made without burning it down to coal will be much more energy effective. There will be burning problems, but these can be solved with different stoves or different recipes or percentages of ingredients.
Harold Westrich It is wastefull to a degree but it is simple, although labor intensive. The charcoal burns cleanly and reliably whereas biomass, like you suggest would need a more complex,and expensive burner to burn cleanly. The materiel they gather seems to be excess forest litter and biomass, basicly weeding the forest to create better growing conditions in the forest. Even burning the off gas to heat the drying shed would add levels of expense and complexity to the job which is in essence a simple way for the ladies to bring in some money.
+Harold Westrich Their process for creating the charcoal is very inefficient. They also aren't collecting the coal-gas, which is a very good fuel source.
When they cut the green leaves that produce oxygen they are reducing the fountain of clean air. We all need the green leaves that produce oxygen everyday. Also they are burning this green leaves mostly in the summer season I guess, when it's not cold, so they are not using the heat that is wasted during the process. Another product of this burning is the light, that is very useful when you put this material on fire at night to iluminate. Also these people are breathing the smoke during the burning of these materials, during the production process.
That is simple way to produce charcoal used to produce briquettes
Long live my country Nepal. Love you Nepal Ama and kudos to u my fellow brothers and sisters. Poor but Proud.
+Bruce Halford To be non-westernised is a true blessing indeed! Keep freemasons and Rotary International OUT!
Yea it's a true blessing to die of black lung...
maxdecphoenix Or McDonald's...
This is awesome but over production and deforestation in the far future could worry me.
I have to wonder if it would not be healthier, faster and cheaper to just use a mill-stone to grind the char? Instead of beating the shit with a hammer like an ape and kicking up dust. It's 1000+ year technology, i know they have them in India for making flour.
maxdecphoenix
Good one you thinking 💭 but maybe they don't have a donkey lol
From where does the money come to get, to transport and to make the necessary "foundation" to support and to operate the millstone--as well as clean it when it becomes clogged?
We are talking village people who have little of anything. They are attempting to save money for wood, gas and petroleum fuels which are expensive or depleting. Beside a millstone is very expensive, and it must have some means to operate it. There are many places where living is a subsistence enterprise far beyond European/American levels of operations. This is not an ultimate solution, but one which "fits" a community, resources, and what is available. Often it is women attempting to solve a community problem. My concern comes with how fast the forest can regenerate the resources they remove, and ultimately, what impact with that continuous harvest have upon the forest? The further one has to travel and the more difficult to harvest, the less effective the enterprise will be. The land has it life jsut as we have life. To be sustainable, everything has to survive and thrive.
Those people are nepalis
Solar Energy is a Game Changer
Peter Hall Solar energy does not produce this contamination of the air. Also these people are breathing the Smoke on the air during the process and they use too much time and much of their energy.
Not unless we can get it efficient to make more than it takes to produce the batteries and panels. Currently we aren't there yet and is actually worse making solar equipment than what it gives back. That will get fixed in next decade or two tho. We need energy from multiple resources including disposal of our waste.
where we get biobricket?
as long as they don't remove too much foliage from the forest, they are okay. they should also to use as little water as possible to make the briquettes.
which mixing ratio?
Which bond used for binders plz tell me
Here in the Philippines we use water hyacinth because it has unlimited supply and helps also crear river's and lakes
mission xxx Ano pa iba gamit i kis sa coal?
@@thehippo_ maybe sawdust, would chippings, bamboo chippings.
Also paper or cardboard mixed to a pulp and make briquettes.
They should be making the charcoal in a vessel. A 30 gallon drum, placed inside of a 55 gallon drum and wood surrounding the 30 gallon drum with a small hole in the top of the 30 gallon drum, light the wood in the 55 gallon drum, and you have charcoal. This way they can use more then leaves to make charcoal.
very nice videos send more videos thanks
I really want to start making briquettes. I saw a video where they had a press that made more than one at a time. I think I will use my everlast welder and make my press to incorporate that design.
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very good
I would like to discuss with someone who know how to make it
amazing work
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That's a lot of nasty dust to breath in.
very interesting
can these bio bricks use as a good absorb-er of waste water in polluted river or any dead water ecosystem to recover of ecosystem.
good idea
very useful
Helps to prevent deforestation
Better have much land with many trees.
Only way to keep making Bio-briquette.
Would be great for country people who have 10 acres and more.
Can make these to use in your wood stove or fireplace.
But making the burn bricks from junk mail is a good option.
Can also cut down your trees, and replant.
It's better than paying people for the firewood they sell.
Always replant your trees.
Will be a source of heat your whole lifetime.
sutch a smart idea. this should definitely be used here in the USA
Fresh Prince you can thank Obama for shutting down the coal factories
your daddy to hell with Obama. its Trump nation now.
Fresh Prince yes it is. The coal is sure to role now
your daddy I sure hope so. ill have my fingers crossed until Jan 20
We do, it's called charcoal...
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Is it smoke Briquette..?
Are people in your area still using these bio briquettes?
I would like to start bio-briquette
which kinds of biomass briquettes do you to produce? such as fire logs or biomass pellet?
I am Brazilian.
I would like to know the percentage of each product in the mixture of your coal ?
I would say use 1/4 to 1/3 parts binder or tapioca porridge.
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E COMO É FEITO?
Hello! Need help. Do you any idea where I can find the briquette molder?
If you know a welder you can make your own from square or round pipe and solid bar.
Just a thought, would it be possible to replace the soil/dirt with sand? Thank you very much for sharing this video, its really good on so many different levels!
Probably not. The soil probably has clay in it; I think sand is not the right material.
have you tried it? im yet to build a briquette press
thepoultrypeople I have not made this, was basing my comment on my knowledge of the ingredients. I like some of the press form ideas, but their charcoal making is too primitive, smokey, etc. -- the fire department in my USA suburban neighborhood would visit very quickly.
As others have observed, this means of income places independence and advancement over health and safety -- perhaps an easy decision in the limited circumstances. I would not do this, but I don't have to go back too many generations to find relatives doing similar things.
Glen Buschmann im approaching this from the perspective of a third world in which items like sand, clay, soil, sawdust, cardboard or paper waste are fairly common and looking for the ideal solution to helping poor people feed their families whilst also heping maintain a sustainable non polluting enviroment, thank you for the information, have you heard of rocket stoves? they are very good and highly efficient in their burn capabilites
thepoultrypeople
Good luck, best wishes.
good work
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what kind of soil user? ?.
grreeaaaaat job i want to try it and make charcoal briquette
tel me please how can i carbonize like this ?
helppp
buy an oil drum and put burnable shit in there. After that set fire, let it burn for a few seconds and catch fire then close the oil drum and make sure no fucking oxygen gets back in
come back when the drum feels cold
@@Sk1nSz hello please hop Many minuit
Why was he cursing at you for asking for help? That was very rude and I reported him.
Great Nepal 🇳🇵
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That’s awesome! We could use that in USA too, it will clean up the forest, prevent wild fires, curb pollution and save money!
7 rupees is about 10 cents in US Dollars
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very good process. i want to know about soil powder & how can make it?
Hi. In the video they mention of "soil powder" I suspect that it would be a dried clay to act as a binding agent, fresh clay would have to be air dried and then ground to powder... Hope this helps.
coal/charcoal can be be made into briquettes, need some achive materials, such starch or clay also ok, but for bbq, starch are widely used, we supply these machine to make briquettes
zzdybriquette@gmail.com or www.dayang-briquettepress.com
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soil powder meaning what?
binding agent, like glue
Had no idea your using that Korean house is heated with that as well.
I am looking for a source for the honey comb/ Beehive press key to make the briquettes. Can you help me find some to purchase. I am in the United States.
Just go to your local weld shop and ask them to make you one
@@tiberiu_nicolae Good idea thanks. I believe I have a pattern to pour it myself now.
Where I can buy the hand press bio-briquette mold?? 2:00
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Why not use a hammer?
+Murad Beybalaev nice thinking
what is your email add can i ask the procedure on how to do it ,i have plenty of rice husk and i think it will work if i also know your methods thanks
Thank you for this video and english presentation I want to teach this to my countrymen
fine me to get automatic machine for this kinds of machine
@@simbalee8007 I am interested. I am in the United States. What can you teII me?
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Rocket stove technology needs to be integrated and a process which does not need the bio-mass to be converted to charcoal.
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you can use also animal moving grinder
They're using biomass fuel to burn and make coal then compressing coal dust with dirt. Wouldn't it be more efficient and easier if they dry their harvested biomass fuels and simply compress those for a biomass pellet or briquette?
Generally, charcoal burns hotter and longer than pressed wood pellets or briquettes.
smoke make you choke
Where can I purchase the Briquette Key? How much? Thank you
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why are boyer in machine in india
Can you learne to me how they do it
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why should use soil powder? What for?
Retyawanto Wanto The soil acts as a binding agent (glue) to make the charcoal particles stick together and not crumble to dust.
Retyawanto Wanto jkllkkkki
I'm ready to provide the materials
What is this country ?
what kind of soil does this use?
act as binding agent, like glue
Is the earth clay?
I like this idea, can be useful to other places in us that cannot afford other types of fuel
want to know and learn thank you
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automation take your jobs someday too!
relentlessmadman seems like a good thing if you ask me. Yeah they lose their jobs but life becomes cheaper and their economy can diversify as factory workers begin to create their own businesses or move on to help another business progress.
I agree and they can focus on growing better food housing etc!!!!
LoL, Great job! You just made charcoal briquettes. Did you know that it can also be done with human feces? Sorry if I sound critical.
Human feces would be better used to fertilize crops!
Human faces!😮 Only know of cow dung used as binder but it smells😊
Nice
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love it
Natural gas is still much greener. Produces less carbon and comes from underground where no impact is ever seen, surface impact is insignificant. Most briquettes are a paper mix, and where does paper come from...
NO impact really? what about all the earthquakes and the water you can light on fire? but yet no impact.
Dude....What are you smoking? it must be awesome!..... NG produces less carbon than Charcoal?....really?....WTF???....The Briquettes shown here are compressed Charcoal.....last time i checked charcoal was made from wood which means that burning it is carbon neutral....no matter how you do it you will never get more carbon out of the wood than it absorbed while growing.
Briquettes are made with sawdust or grain husks and other agri byproducts....the only ones that are made with paper are made by youtube spamming monkeys to impress idiots that don't think very hard about things before opening their mouth to spew their lack of thinking ability all over the internet world.....in the real world paper briquettes fill the firebox up with ash in real short order....
Oh and last thing...paper comes from trees...trees absorb carbon as they grow (yeah ok there is some energy needed to process the wood into paper....but at least in the paper mills i've knowledge of that energy is gained from burning bark and wood not usable for paper making)
luthmhor ...paper comes from the mailbox.
luthmhor yeah except fracking causes earth quakes and turns ground water flamable so ......
Bio chatcoal
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At today's exchange rate, 4000 Rs is $56 USD a month. I hope she's upgraded again since then.
The word is "ground" not "grinded"
MG Dobreski . No its not
People who go after spelling errors are lower than Dirt
hey< better them then me. besides they only care about there cows and camels.
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Bio briquettes is bio coal. Bio peat is also bio coal
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