Groundnut Briquettes

To produce groundnut briquettes, initial steps involve cleaning and drying the groundnut shells to eliminate any contaminants or dampness. Subsequently, the shells undergo crushing into smaller fragments and blending with a binder, like sawdust or starch, aiding in the cohesion of the briquettes. The amalgam is then fed into a briquetting apparatus, subject to elevated pressure and temperature, thereby compressing the blend into briquettes of predetermined dimensions and form. Following this, the briquettes are cooled and readied for storage, serving as a dependable fuel resource.