The effectiveness of tabingga briquettes and corncob briquettes as biocoal

Amalinda, Finta; Muliawan, Arief; Rismawati, Nur

doi:10.1088/1742-6596/1434/1/012008

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“…Pada penelitian yang lain percampuran antara dua atau lebih bahan menjadi biobriket. Penelitian dengan sekam padi dan biji salak [9] serta antara tabingga dan tongkol jagung [10] menunjukan kolaborasi bahan sangat menjanjikan untuk dibuat briket.…”

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Efektivitas Briket Janjang Sawit dan Sekam Padi Desa Kandolo sebagai Sumber Energi Alternatif

Muliawan

Ujiburrahman²,

Irianto³

2020

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A research has been conducted on the characteristics of the results of the burning of briquettes in a mixture of oil palm and rice husk. This study aims to determine the effect of the composition of the resulting briquette mixing. The research method was carried out by testing dry shrinkage, shrinkage of fuel, levels of evaporating substances and water absorbency in briquettes. The characteristics of briquettes based on the size of the briquettes are Depreciation in the lowest dry shrinkage at 70% husk size by 0.81% and the highest at 90% husk size by 2.87%. The lowest shrinkage of fuel shrinkage is at the husk size of 50% by 1.77% and the highest is at the size of the husk of 70% by 4.12%. The lowest evaporation rate of briquettes at 60% and 80% of husk size is 1.52% and the highest is at 70% husk size of 8.57%. The lowest water absorption rate at 80% husk size is 1.54% and the highest at 60% husk size is 8,20%.

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Efektivitas Briket Janjang Sawit dan Sekam Padi Desa Kandolo sebagai Sumber Energi Alternatif

Muliawan

Ujiburrahman²,

Irianto³

2020

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“…Biomass is one of the renewable energy resources. The energy generated from biomass is cheap, environmentally friendly and simply obtained from the environment (Amalinda et al, 2020;Jamradloedluk & Wiriyaumpaiwong, 2007;Nasution et al, 2006). The production and characteristic of bio briquettes from Agricultural Waste or Biomass have been investigating by researchers all around the world (Lunjian & Hongguang, 2007;Qi et al, 2017;Yuliansyah et al, 2019).…”

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“…Pyrolysis is one of the main processes to make coal as a base for bio-briquettes (Erliyanti et al, 2015). The bio briquettes could be produced from elephant grass and wood (Onuegbu et al, 2012), rice husk (Jamradloedluk & Wiriyaumpaiwong, 2007), corncobs (Amalinda et al, 2020), and sugarcane bagasse (Cardona et al, 2010).…”

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Utilizing Organic Waste (Sugarcane Bagasse and Sugarcane Leaves) as Bio Briquettes through Pyrolysis Process

Saputro

Billah

Arieanthi

et al. 2020

Nusantara Science and Technology Proceedings

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The energy crisis is approaching, not only Indonesia but also all around the world. This requires technological innovation to overcome it, such as; making alternative fuels that are cheap and easy to produce. One alternative way to overcome this problem is to make alternative fuels in the form of bio briquettes by utilizing organic waste (sugarcane bagasse and sugarcane leaves). This study aims to study the effect of the ratio of leaves and bagasse as main sources and using lignin as the adhesive, to produce bio briquettes. The ratio of leaves and bagasse used in this research were (30: 70). The pyrolysis process is carried out to obtain charcoal and sieved at 30 mesh. The charcoal is then mixed with the adhesive. The ratio of the amount of lignin with a mixture of sugarcane bagasse and leaves were (10: 90); (15: 85); (20: 80); (25: 75); (30: 70), and mold. The briquettes formed dried in an oven at 105 o C for 1 hour. The results of this study showed that the lowest calorific value was 4860 cal/kg at 10% lignin content and the highest calorific value at 25% was 5876 cal/kg. The results of the analysis of the lowest moisture content (%) were at 10% lignin content of 0.0781% and the highest moisture content was 0.1387% at 25% lignin content.

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Characterization of Briquette Fuel Prepared from Corn Cub

Nagaprasad K S,

Jayanth T K,

Prajwal Kumar R

et al. 2023

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Briquettes produced from corn cobs are a sustainable and renewable source of fuel that offer many advantages over traditional fossil fuels. Corn cobs are a by-product of the corn harvesting process and are often discarded as waste. The present work insists on effectively converting corn cobs to briquettes and comparing its properties with rice husk,coconut shell and charcoal briquettes. The process of producing briquettes from corn cobs involves grinding the cobs into a fine powder and then compressing the powder into dense, compact briquettes using a binder such as starch. The resulting briquettes are a highly efficient and clean-burning fuel that can be used in a variety of applications, including heating and cooking.The calorific value was found to be 16691 KJ/kg, 14446 KJ/kg for prepared corn cob and rice husk and 18405 KJ/kg and 11.359KJ/kg for coconut shell and charcoal briquette respectively. The burning time value were found to be 130 min, 45 min for corn cob, rice husk and 185 min and 209 min for coconut shell and charcoal briquette respectively. Among all the briquettes, it is suggested that corn cob briquette to be used.Additionally, corn cobs as a fuel source can provide economic benefits for farmers and communities, as it creates a new market for an otherwise unused waste product.

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The effectiveness of tabingga briquettes and corncob briquettes as biocoal

Cited by 3 publications

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Efektivitas Briket Janjang Sawit dan Sekam Padi Desa Kandolo sebagai Sumber Energi Alternatif

Efektivitas Briket Janjang Sawit dan Sekam Padi Desa Kandolo sebagai Sumber Energi Alternatif

Utilizing Organic Waste (Sugarcane Bagasse and Sugarcane Leaves) as Bio Briquettes through Pyrolysis Process

Characterization of Briquette Fuel Prepared from Corn Cub

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