Fuel briquettes from husks from seeds

Dear site visitors, from the presented master class, you will learn how to make full-fledged fuel briquettes from ordinary husks from sunflower seeds and waste paper that can later be used to heat a house or to heat a bath with them.

This type of fuel is certainly rare, but still you need to pay attention, because the information is useful. For those people who have a lot of peeled seeds and waste in the form of sunflower husks, it is quite possible to turn production waste into income, or just make pressed fuel briquettes. This type of fuel is characterized as environmentally friendly, and also burns for a long time due to the compressed mass and gives off evenly a lot of heat, which makes it possible to economically consume solid fuel for heating a residential building in a private house, or in a sauna.

And to make such briquettes is quite simple: why take a container in the form of a bucket or a barrel, fill it with water by a quarter and add waste paper in the form of old newspapers, magazines, books, of course, the thinner the paper, the faster it gets wet.

Cardboard boxes can also be used, but they need to be disassembled into layers and torn into pieces) In water, the paper should soften, it will serve as a binder for the fuel briquette. And then we add the husks of sunflower seeds, then with the help of a drill mixer we bring everything to a homogeneous mass, it should turn out some kind of porridge)

The finished composition must then be formed into a briquette, for which the author uses a garden juicer for apples and grapes. He puts the mixture in a bowl with a scoop and presses it, then extracts it and leaves to dry for 2 weeks under a canopy in a ventilated place.

And so, let's consider what exactly is needed?

Materials

1. husk of sunflower seeds
2. waste paper
3. water

Instruments

1. container for preparing the mixture (bucket or tank)
2. drill mixer
3. berry fruit
4. a bucket for collecting water
5. scoop bucket

Step-by-step process of creating fuel briquettes do it yourself.

First of all, you need to take a container (bucket or tank) to pour a quarter of the volume into its water and lay waste paper in the form of old newspapers, magazines, books, etc. We wait until the paper is completely softened and softened.After the paper is saturated with water, add the husk from the seeds, the author has a lot of it a bag))So it means they fell asleep, then we take a drill mixer and mix everything thoroughly, bringing it to a homogeneous mass, it should turn out some kind of porridge))Then you need to defend the resulting mixture a little and prepare a scoop for transferring the resulting mixture to the press.So, we load porridge into the fruit and berry press, and under it we install a bucket for collecting water.The pressed mass is pressed by twisting the screw thread of the press. Next, we extract the finished briquette from the press.And put it on drying under a canopy in a ventilated place, the briquettes will dry for about 2 weeks in favorable sunny weather.These are the cool and budget fuel briquettes obtained by the author, now you can heat the house with industrial waste and not worry about buying firewood for the winter heating period. As already mentioned, these briquettes burn for a long time and emit the optimum amount of heat, which ensures rational and economical consumption of solid fuel and briquettes. Also, instead of husks of sunflower seeds, you can use wood chips, walnut shells.

By the way, this technology is not new; fuel briquettes have been known to mankind since time immemorial. The main one is Kizyak, which is simply a cow cake dried on both sides in the sun. Fuel is excellent in terms of heat, but beckons naturally. During the war, these were procured (according to the stories of Grandfathers and Grandmothers) In general, free fuel under the feet of the Lord

As you can see, everything is very simple and clear, and most importantly free and budget. So we take and do. Go for it friends!

That's all. Thank you all for your attention!
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