Rice husks and straws are transformed into biomass briquettes!

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After harvesting crops such as rice and wheat, a lot of straw will be left.

If these straws are not handled properly, they will not only waste resources but also pollute the environment.

How to turn these straws into treasure?

A Japanese agricultural waste conversion project solved this problem by pressing rice husks and straw into biomass briquettes.

Biomass briquettes are a solid fuel made from plant materials (such as wood chips, bark, sugarcane bagasse, etc.) or animal waste. Its combustion process is similar to coal, but it is cleaner than coal and produces less carbon dioxide.

In this Japanese project, the harvesting of rice and wheat is mainly done by semi-automatic harvesters.

These machines will cut and collect the straw while harvesting the crops.

Then, the straw will be sent to a special factory for processing.

There, workers will wash and dry the straw before mixing it with rice husks.

Next, the mixture is put into a press for pressing.

During the pressing process, the mixture is compressed into blocks, which we call biomass briquettes.

The size and shape of these briquettes can be customized as needed, which is very convenient for transportation and use.

Moreover, since they are made of plant materials, they do not produce harmful gases when burned, and the impact on the environment is relatively small.

At present, this type of biomass briquettes have been widely used in home heating, industrial boilers and other fields.

Moreover, with the continuous development of technology, it is expected to be applied to more fields in the future.