Building a sustainable briquetting plant involves careful planning, consideration of environmental impact, and the use of efficient machines.

1. Raw Material Preparation:
The raw materials used in briquetting could include biomass, agricultural residues, forestry wastes, or other organic materials.
Machines used:
Biomass Crusher: To reduce the size of raw materials and ensure uniformity.
Dryer: To reduce the moisture content of raw materials to an appropriate level.

2. Briquette Production:
The core process involves compacting raw materials into briquettes using pressure and sometimes binders.
Machines used:
Briquetting Press: This machine applies pressure to the raw materials, often through a screw or piston mechanism, to form briquettes.
Binders (if required): Binders like starch, lignin, or other natural adhesives can be added to enhance briquette stability and combustion.

3. Cooling and Storage:
Newly produced briquettes may need to be cooled before packaging and storage.
Machines used:
Cooler: To lower the temperature of freshly formed briquettes before handling.

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