Updated on August 2, 2021

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Created on June 26, 2018

Briketi Briquettes

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Alternative fuel made of banana peelings and cassava flour, available in Uganda.

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Product Description

Briketi Briquettes are clean cooking fuels that are made from 100% recycled materials. They have two main types of briquettes: Briketi Fireking Burning Briquettes are specially designed to burn longer and hotter than average briquettes, good for institutional use, and cooking use in larger stoves or for long periods of time. Briketi QuickFire Burning Briquettes are specially designed to light quickly while still burning longer and hotter than average briquettes, good for home us, and for long periods of time. The briquettes are designed to be soot and smoke free to improve the air quality while cooking and heating.

 

Market Suggested Retail Price

$0.37

Distributors / Implementing Organizations

The briquettes are distributed and sold directly by the manufacturer.

Manufacturing/Building Method

Mass produced in Uganda using locally collected waste. Briketi Briquettes are made from banana peelings. The peelings are spread in the sun until they are dry. The dried peelings are burnt in a drum until they become ash. The ash is poured into another vessel and left to cool. Cassava flour mixed with water is added to the crushed stock to help it stick together. The solution is put into a machine which partitions it into briquettes.

Intellectural Property Type

Trademarked

Distributions to Date Status

Unknown

Material composition

Agricultural residue

Higher heating value (MJ/kg)

Unknown

Types of primary pollutants

Unknown

Design Specifications

This product is a biomass fuel designed to reduce local deforestation. The charcoal briquettes are made from banana peels are designed to burn for 90 minutes.

Technical Support

Replacement Components

Not available, single-use product

Lifecycle

90 minutes cooking time

Manufacturer Specified Performance Parameters

The manufacturer claims that this product can "burn longer and hotter than other briquettes."

Vetted Performance Status

Not third-party tested

Safety

Users should be cautious when cooking with burning briquettes.

Complementary Technical Systems

Green Bio Energy produces an improved cookstove, designed to use the Briketi Briquettes.

Academic Research and References

None

Compliance with regulations

Unknown

Other Information

None

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