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Definition of Briquettes

Briquettes are a type of fuel created by pressing fine-grained materials that can be used with or without a binder and are typically shaped like a parallelepiped or egg. To reduce moisture and increase the calorific value, raw lignite and coal dust are pressed into briquettes. Wood briquettes are typically produced without added binders, from sawdust, shavings and chopped wood pulp, using high pressure.

Context of usage for Briquettes

1. Briquettes are a type of fuel made by compressing fine-grained materials, such as sawdust or lignite dust, into uniform shapes like blocks or eggs.
2. Wooden briquettes, produced without binding agents, are created by compressing sawdust and wood chips under high pressure, making them an eco-friendly energy source.
3. By reducing moisture content and increasing calorific value, briquettes made from raw lignite and coal dust serve as an efficient alternative to traditional fuels.