How about this, thanks to Google..............

http://www.briquettepress.com/Roller...g-presses.html

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Mini briquetting machine ■

Double roll press briquetters have been used for at least 150 years to agglomerate coal fines. Typically a binder (bitumen for instance) is needed to hold the briquette shape. The 250 TPH rate will require multiple machines. ■

This company seems to be able to do it with about three machines. Does it matter what shape or size the briketts are?

http://www.koeppern.de/download/bri.pdf ■

Dear Sirs,

Sahut-Conreur manufactures roll press compaction/granulation and briquetting equipment. We would welcome the opportunity to review your proposal. Please conatct Dave Glover at david.dmgloverco@btinternet.com

Regards

Dave Glover ■

Sir,

The Fitzpatrick Company "Chilsonator", roll compaction machine, offers a unique set of adjustable parameters that may surprise some with it's capabilities. I happen to have for sale a 30" long x 16" diameter, twin roll unit available for sale at this time.

Feel free to contact me for further details.

sspagman@gmail.com ■

For this kind of output, you may want to consider stiff-extrusion as an alternative to briquetting. This will require small amounts of a binder and is dependent on the coal. JC Steele has done several projects similar to this.

-JB ■

Please visit www.koppernusa.com and contact us.

Thanks,

Ebe Neumann ■

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Originally Posted by LF Pumping Dryer

I am looking for any suggestions of any industrial scale briquetting units, which will dry a range of milled products including coal, lignite, etc etc, which will operate with products that have been dried below 10% moisture and ideally below 5% moisture. In a range of aggregate sizes from fines to 10mm.

By briquetting i do not want to increase the moisture content.

Basically, the Briquetting Machine is an equipment which manufactures a Briquette from wastage which is put into it.So all the wastage which is used does not possesses the moisture content and are dried up so that it does not cause any harm to environment. ■

Originally Posted by RalfWeiser

This company seems to be able to do it with about three machines. Does it matter what shape or size the briketts are?

http://www.koeppern.de/download/bri.pdf

Agree with that. I have visited that company in Germany earlier this week. I really got the impression that these guys know what they are doing. Very impressive.

If I would have a question regarding briquetting, they are the first on my list to call. Good luck! ■

The use of Briquetting machine are wide and it is mainly used for commercial as well as residential purpose because the function of Briquetting Machine is that it emits wastage coming our from Industries. ■

Briquette is a dried component which is been manufactured from Briquetting Machine and all the wastage material comes from agro based and forestry industries. ■

Briquetting machine is the equipment which works as an alternative to generate the source of energy to industries for their manufacturing and production process. ■

1, Binder coal briquetting is not a good idea due to the price for binder. The cheapest binder would be cane molasses or beet molasses, which is over $200/ton. And coal price is only $20 to 50 for lignite coal; $30 to 70 for hard coal; $100 for coking coal.

2, Warm up fine coal close to its soften point, then it is briquetted with press roller. In this way, power consumption can be minimum.

3, Study shown that coal dust issue is caused by fine coal <150 mesh. So screening and heating fine coal before briquetting. And it should be cooled by sending it to dryer to recover its thermal energy and low its temperature to avoid spontaneous combustion after briquetting if it is dried before briquetting.

Alex Wong

http://www.coaldryingtech.com/ ■

Originally Posted by LF Pumping Dryer

I am looking for any suggestions of any industrial scale briquetting units, which will dry a range of milled products including coal, lignite, etc etc, which will operate with products that have been dried below 10% moisture and ideally below 5% moisture. In a range of aggregate sizes from fines to 10mm.

By briquetting i do not want to increase the moisture content.

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I did not realize how old this thread was but the information is still relevant.

As far as briquetting your products:

Unless you use a roll press as is done with sugar beet pulp,

sawdust and coal dust to make tubular pellets your not going to have much luck.

You need the slight moisture as it acts a both binder and lubricant otherwise

the dies would wear out much sooner.

The roll presses seem to work very well for carbon based fuels and sawdust byproducts from

sawmills as sugar beet waste being the sugar beet slices called "Cossettes".

Beet pulp presses are used in batteries strictly based on the sugar beet refineries

production capacity per hour for sugar syrup production prior to further refining.

The beets are washed, sliced, dumped into the sugar stripping towers where

carbon dioxide gas and heat are used to release the sugars which are later

stripped from the hot water.

The Sugar Beet Cossettes/ slices are floated out of and removed from the striping towers, then dried

to X percentage and dropped into the roll presses where the moist beet pulp is pushed through

tubular dies heated by friction and made into sugar beet pellets when the pulp is compressed,

the dried beet pulp pieces fall away and is then conveyed to storage where the pellets

are either bagged or moved in bulk quantities to feed mills for further packaging. ■

Originally Posted by briquettingplants

Basically, the Briquetting Machine is an equipment which manufactures a Briquette from wastage which is put into it.So all the wastage which is used does not possesses the moisture content and are dried up so that it does not cause any harm to environment.

There are many famous briquetting press manufacturers in Europe, like Komarek, Di-piu, Ruf, etc. In China, there are many suppliers, too. HJ Machinery could give you professional advice on binder, capacity, pressure, process flow, etc. Also, the price is very competitive. They have served many international clients. and the equipment is working well.

Contact: Charlie Hill

Email: charlie.hill@briquetter.cn

Mob: +86 18530036598

Web: http://www.briquetter.cn/ ■