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The development of biomass briquettes is a simple and effective way to turn waste into energy.Biomass briquettes are made from waste materials, such as wood chips and sawdust, that are turned into fuel. They can be burned like coal or used in boilers to generate heat. The composition of biomass briquettes vary based on the availability of organic raw materials or the business requirements.The process of making biomass briquettes begins with the collection of waste materials, like sawdust or dry grass clippings. These materials are then ground down into smaller pieces. The resulting briquette size depends on the final product you want to produce, but it typically ranges from 2-6 inches in diameter.Next, organic binders are added to hold together the ground-up biomass material. Binders include water-soluble polymers like starch or cellulose and other organic compounds like waxes and oils.Finally, additives can be added to make your bio briquettes more efficient or durable. For example, adding calcium carbonate can help make sure your briquettes don’t self-combust (burn on their own).