Thursday 28 February 2013

Some Hidden Charcoal Briquettes Uses

A briquette is said to be a piece or block which is reckoned for its flammable property. It is used to initiate and maintain the fire. For this heat maintaining purpose, two types of briquettes are generally used and these are biomass and charcoal briquettes. These are mainly used for cooking purpose and at that time it also includes some other constituents including wood charcoal, chaff, wax, limestone, mineral carbon, mineral char, starch, saw dust, borax, and sodium nitrate.




Plant and animal waste is exists in abundance. This waste cause air pollution when burnt loosely. But, do you know that if the same is treated with the briquetting machines can bring useful and environment friendly results. Charcoal is what the same. It is a light black residue consisting of carbon residue of carbon and remaining ash. This is acquired by removing all volatile constituents and water from vegetation and animal substances.

It is obtained by carrying out the process named pyrolysis, which includes heating of wood and all other material in the absence of oxygen. The best part of Charcoal Briquetting Machine used for this purpose, is that this machine accomplish the entire process without emitting any smoke or poisonous gas. What we get is impure carbon form consisting ash. To minimize this impurity it can also be manufacture by dehydration reaction with sulfuric acid.

These charcoal briquettes are used in variety of industries where there is need of continuous heat supply. This is also used in art, medicine, and apart from this most importantly as a metallurgical fuel. For making it perfect for fuel, the charcoal is burnt at intense temperature. But, people may be unaware of some of the hidden uses of charcoal briquettes and Briquetting Equipment. This can also be used in daily routine at home for the following chores:

* It can be act as a dehumidifier. The presence of humidity at places like basement can affect your health and clothes also. But with the help of charcoal briquettes you can be rid of it. What you need to do is put some charcoal briquettes in a coffee can and make some holes in the can. Keep it at that place but don’t forget to change the briquettes in every 2-3 months.

* It helps to keep the root water fresh and protects the plant from stinking. Just put a piece of charcoal in water when rooting plant cuttings.

* Jus by placing a charcoal briquette piece in the corner of your bathroom, you can protect it from unpleasant smell as it will soak the moisture.

* It helps to keep the books mold free, when placed in a book shelf or glass almirah.

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