Homemade briquettes compressed charcoal

Keywords: Compressed Charcoal, Wood, Charcoal, Starch, water.
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[@dpyp]

Put the wood in a container with lid. Heat it from outside for overnight. This will make charcoal without Ash and higher calorific value

[@SmurfMasher]

Yeah thats not charcoal... It's ash. To make charcoal you need to deprive it of oxygen and cook it slow for over 24 hours.

[@Paopao621]

thats charcoal. ive been doing making charcoal the same way for as long as i can remember, its charcoal and it works exactly like the ones purchased on the market.

[@hendrikvanleeuwen9110]

Ash is white.

[@lorez201]

It’s charcoal, just has a coating of ash initially.

[@piotrzurawski8346]

Yes it is charcoal, but you are right that it contains ashes. What you described is more efficient metod of producing charcoal which also gives some flamable woodgas as a side product.

[@stevenkhyriem6608]

Obviously its ash charcoal are not made this way

[@michap.7909]

Wood burned in a closed vessel without air access would yield more charcoal. Great briquette, congratulations

[@user-dj3qg5xk6s]

Super fine briquettes Thanks Brother Danyavad

[@Indiawithignis]

Making 1.2kg charcoal from 6.3kg wood is not profitable....also you use electricity to crush them....so energy and cost added....i have tried this before..but its seems lengthy and energy wasting process....better i am using a wood stove driven by solar power fan

[@oscarbesigye5792]

That's not the correct process. He shouldn't burn wood in open air. Need to limit oxygen and not burn wood,burn weste at least.

[@edidfranco9571]

Muchas gracias por compartir tus conocimientos

[@shaikhanis1611]

If you need ready made charcoal powder I will give at only rs 10 per kg.

[@martinbisschoff988]

Whether it works well or not is not the issue for me. What counts for me is that this human 'thinks" about alternatives. Well done friend.

[@n89n-na1sh9wa8n]

Thanks 🌹

[@ya00007]

Even if it's wrong information? Next he'll show you how to build a perpetual machine, even though it's impossible.

[@fullcircle4723]

Use whats available to you in the shed.

[@chentang32]

when I do B.B.Q with briquettes I have a lot of white ash. can I use this white ash to make briquettes again?

[@user-dj3qg5xk6s]

This is fine good thinking ​@chentang32

[@joseantoniogimenezcurto1949]

If you wash the coal dust with a lot of water, you will dissolve many of the mineral salts it contains and that are not involved in its combustion. You will also obtain less ashes, and the washing water can also be a good fertilizer for plants, used in moderation.

[@Dave_en]

Thats the exact way we used to make charcoal from wood back in those days. The ash was used to clean steel and auminium dishes and the remaining water went to the plants. It produces a thriving ground for fat earthworms.

[@arthurhudgens8213]

That's a good fuel make..I understand that burning wood and extinguishing it at the proper time with water is a good way to make charcoal..if you put wood in a airtight container with a small hole at the top and place a fire under it this will also produce charcoal but with the added cost of wood to heat the container..your way of open Burn and extinguishing with water is a great way..good work man👍

[@n89n-na1sh9wa8n]

Thanks 🌹

[@bogdansolodun1088]

З чим ви змішуєте вугільний пил пеиед пресуванням? Дякую!

[@coolguy1283]

That's too costly, in addition I don't think it's the best way of producing charcoal. Here in Africa, we put some grass on top and bury the firewood under the sand leaving a small hole to start the fire. The firewood will be burning beneath the ground and no fire is supposed to be seen, only smoke for almost a week. We only know when it's complete when the smoke stops and cracks of the sand on top are visible.

[@n89n-na1sh9wa8n]

That's right

[@tapankumardas2990]

Do you take the trouble to tell me the procedure. What if I dig hole and put the woods there and burn it?

[@CD-kg9by]

@@tapankumardas2990 Just search on KZbin how to make plant charcoal in a hole. There should be plenty of videos. In short: You dig a hole that gets smaller on the bottom, light a fire in it, spread the burning wood so that you get a flat surface and then keep adding material on top as soon as the burning material gets white on the outside (white = the fire completely burns the material using oxygen). You want a glowing red embers at the bottom and a fire burning on top. The fire at the top will consume all the oxygen, so that the oxygen won't reach the glowing embers. If your hole is filled up layer by layer and the last layer of material starts to get white, you have to extinguish the whole fire by filling the whole hole with water. Then dry the wet charcoal. Done!

[@AKA-pg4vl]

عمل رائع جداً لاكن الشي الاهم كيف اتخلي الفحم سريع الاشتعال حتى با استخدام ولاعه مثل فحم البخور

[@sergiostruve4143]

Greetings friend! Although the video doesn't explain it, you should have cooked the starch first and then added it to bind the charcoal! Perhaps adding some sawdust or wood chips can improve combustion.

[@user-ru1kx9ur7s]

نشاسته چه گیاهی استفاده کرد

[@milescook6858]

Love watching all this work done in sandals 😂

[@user-yo5xs4dn9j]

在制作的时候，你可以在中间挖个洞，这样可以增加受热面积。 同时，点燃的时候因为烟囱效应，你也会更快的点燃。

[@nadianore9892]

سؤال لازم الفحم يكوت ناعم؟ المويه تكون دافيه؟

[@wanderiderph7024]

Very wasteful charcoal making

[@youthnextnext]

Really usefully vedio thanks

[@EireGenX]

Why did you do this?

[@whitestarhorros3374]

🤔 Just a thought, eliminate all this needless work and dusty environment and cook, heat with the wood you started with our. 🤔

[@brucebonkowski9568]

Why not try P.V.C pipe like schedule 40 you can cut into different length for longer or bigger BBQ

[@chichomancho1791]

so match loosing time and work to make briquettes!?

[@DarmaDuthaYathra]

What is this powder name.

[@waniora]

In my opinian, converting charcoal to briquette is not worth for private used, Simply way... Just burn the chrcoal😅. But there is nice way to produce a charcoal. Love your works sir

[@n89n-na1sh9wa8n]

Thanks

[@user-ru1kx9ur7s]

از چه نشاسته ای استفاده کردی گندم ذرت کدوم

[@NorthAfricantigers]

بارك الله فيك على عملك الرائع و الواضح و المفهوم تحيه و تقدير على المجهود و مشاركتنا عملك من الجزائر 🇩🇿 لكن ما هو دور النشا؟!

[@n89n-na1sh9wa8n]

اشكرك اخي.. يستخدم النشاء لالتصاق جزيئات الفحم مع بعضها حتى لا يتلشى بسهولة عند النار.

[@NorthAfricantigers]

@@n89n-na1sh9wa8n بارك الله فيك على المعلومه

[@n89n-na1sh9wa8n]

@@NorthAfricantigers وبارك الله فيك اخي

[@welcom3779]

من الجزاءر ولا تعرف كيفية صنع الفحم. فضحتنا امام العالم🤣🤣🤣

[@NorthAfricantigers]

@@welcom3779 انا في منطقتنا لا نحتاج لفحم مره في العام و نشتريه جاهز لكن اعرف ان الجمر ترش عليه الماء و تطفيه هذا لفحم و طريقة عمله

[@MrFrank3317]

👍 Thanks for the video

[@stebarg]

What can we learn here? 😁

[@mockupguy3577]

Why? How can this be worth the effort?

[@EastiaFX]

I wouldn't call ash charcoal. But yea u did it anyway!

[@jjw5165]

Problem is loss of charcoal that was burnt to ash. Need to use closed container to prevent oxygen

[@onemansjunk01]

I don't see the point personally... Burning wood to make them then burning wood to get and keep them burning🤔

[@JUST2409]

除了燒過頭的木炭，粉碎機也讓你消秏太多能源了！不環保

[@charldupreez7695]

That is ash the carbon content +_ 25% burn the wood at high tempreture at about 600deg C and carbon content is well above 85% exellent for your garden as futiliser

[@JoriMukhim-ln5du]

What is name power use

[@fahadnawzad9475]

Well done teacher

[@n89n-na1sh9wa8n]

Thanks a lot dear Fahad

[@rolandgo6744]

making charcoal this way is not efficient and make use of wood. using a kiln either underground, brick house or 55gallon barrel drum produce more charcoal per biomass burned. and for feedstock there are many agri waste for materials such as coconut husks, rice hulls, corn cobs etc

[@n89n-na1sh9wa8n]

Thank you for your information

[@peterkahuki4996]

any knowledge on how to make a kiln,brick house or barrel

[@danielc9312]

@@peterkahuki4996 there are quite a few examples on KZbin.

[@BADD1ONE]

Nice.

[@laminkabba3374]

That's good you make my day bro

[@anniejanot]

Bonjour le charbon fait avec du miscanthus (une sorte d'herbe très haute de plusieurs mètres et qui repousse) me semble plus durable 😉👋

[@tymonkrzyna4582]

its very unefficient method of making charcoal at first

[@shed.projects5150]

Try to bear in mind, you only get one set of toes.

[@rurallife_]

Very creative

[@b_ks]

Is this charcoal dust or coal dust?

[@n89n-na1sh9wa8n]

It's coal dust

[@b_ks]

Thank you

[@noureldinraheem8446]

عاشت ايدك كاكا

[@milathabdullah8497]

دەسخوش سیدا

[@n89n-na1sh9wa8n]

دەست خوشتربن سیدا

[@deep_black_p1562]

thi is ach not charcoal

[@munenex]

Your mom won't be happy that you used her food processor to process the charcoal

[@n89n-na1sh9wa8n]

😂😂😂

[@shamishenuanimalfriends1169]

👍👍👍

[@mahlonkarpaiya252]

What is the Binder your using?

[@n89n-na1sh9wa8n]

What does it mean?

[@cupholder7758]

The "food starch" in a bag you mixed with charcoal to make it a solid briquette.

[@haleemathulbadriya]

Corn starch maybe

[@EmranKhan-ut3wt]

Very good 😊

[@SimpleGuy795]

I've enver seen such a waste of energy . you,ve used so much effort .. use hydraulic press.... next time.... and longer pipe. ou cut it with some steel cable

[@user-zu3zz9th9q]

👍👍👍🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@franceuxleseuf5928]

With starch it can also be made into pancakes!

[@user-pi8vt7ut3n]

... отличная получилась идея!-, пошли информацию Евросоюзу!-, а то без газа зимовать им будет тяжеловато!!!

[@barisaslan1867]

Lump charcoal tastes better

[@CD-kg9by]

You didn't make charcoal, you made mostly ASH, so your briquettes are of VERY low quality, which clearly shows at the end. They don't even burn properly. So this is quite the waste of energy.

[@n89n-na1sh9wa8n]

Nope, You are wrong, and I am too mistaken, because every piece of charcoal remains more than 5 hours to be destroyed 🌹❤️

[@Tinker_Nerd]

That final result is still only 1.24 kg of charcoal, you just added 0.5kg of starch and a bunch of water to it

[@n89n-na1sh9wa8n]

Yes, but that is similar to the imbibition of water by chickpeas, which is increasing in size and weight!

[@Tinker_Nerd]

@@n89n-na1sh9wa8n Yes, but you don't want water in your charcoal when you're trying to burn it

[@yaisadrak4055]

Super good lesson

[@mww.6snap]

بسم الله انا خبير في صناعية الفحم المظغوط بجميع اشكاله ابحث عن عمل يفضل بالخليج عملي ورقمي موجود في قناتي

[@Michelangelo84]

wood is more efficient than coal for heating the house

[@MakarovFox]

that way of making charcoal is very inefficient

[@udutae]

What a mess

[@bilbo_gamers6417]

break them up into little pieces and use them in a foundry and you can probably melt pig iron Edit : Nvm, filler was added

[@Chefchen21]

ineffectiv,,,,,

[@Viktor877]

Ага. А теперь посчитай сколько выделится тепла от дров и от твоих катышков. Вскипяти воду к примеру

[@fiorenzo6301]

Why did you do such a non sense work

[@ruelte4092]

Fail charcoal.. i called it ash

[@leahgalang9728]

What an iiii😂

[@JUST2409]

燒過頭了！

[@lee4716]

😂😂😂

[@anglosaxon244]

BS

[@user-ds3xm9rs4o]

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