Characteristics of composite briquettes produced from carbonized banana peels and waste glass
Emmanuel Karakwita Nyakoojo,
Joel Wakatuntu,
Eseru Jasper
et al.
Abstract:Briquettes made from carbonized agricultural residues present sustainable material alternatives to wood charcoal and firewood for commercial and industrial applications. However, these briquettes are plagued by property weaknesses including low drop strength and thermal efficiency. Therefore, this study focuses on enhancing the physical, mechanical and thermal properties of composite briquettes produced from carbonized banana peels and waste glass. Composite briquettes comprised of banana peels biochar and was… Show more
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