Ball Press Charcoal/Coal Making Plant

Ball Press Charcoal/Coal Making Plant

Raw Material	coal powder, coconut shells, wood, rice husk, peanut shells, bamboo, etc.
Note	Custom service available

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Best Guide on Balls Briquette Production Process

A ball press charcoal/coal making plant is designed to transform raw materials such as charcoal dust, coal dust, or biomass into shaped briquettes or balls.

Raw Materials Available for Charcoal Making

The primary raw materials used in a ball press charcoal/coal making plant include charcoal dust, coal dust, and biomass materials such as sawdust, wood chips, rice husks, and coconut shells.These materials are often by-products of other processes and are selected for their carbon content. Additionally, binders such as starch, molasses, or clay are mixed with the raw materials to enhance the cohesiveness of the briquettes.

Balls Briquette Production line

Raw materials enter a kiln where they are heated between 300°C to 600°C in a low-oxygen environment. This process converts biomass into charcoal.

Raw materials like charcoal, coal, or biomass are crushed and ground into fine particles to ensure uniformity and better binding during pressing.

Binders such as starch, molasses, or clay are mixed with the raw material to improve the cohesiveness of the briquettes.

The mixed material is fed into the ball press machine. The machine uses high pressure to compress the material into briquettes.

Molds within the machine can be customized to produce various shapes and sizes, typically spherical or pillow-shaped.

Why choose the Ball Press Charcoal/Coal Making Plant?

• Waste Reduction: Converts waste materials like coal dust, charcoal dust, and biomass into valuable fuel briquettes, reducing waste and promoting recycling.
• Higher Calorific Value: Briquettes typically have a higher energy content and more consistent combustion properties compared to raw materials.
• Market Demand: There is a growing demand for briquettes as an alternative fuel source in both domestic and industrial markets.
• Cost Savings: Reduces the need for costly waste disposal and can lower fuel costs by providing a cheaper alternative to traditional fuels.