High-pressure densification of wood residues to form an upgraded fuel

By Yadong Li, Henry Liu. 2000

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Pelletization of biochar from hydrothermally carbonized wood (2012, background): “Even an increase of 10 s in holding time can increase the density of oak sawdust pellets by 5% [21].”
Compaction of palm kernel shell biochars for application as solid fuel (2014, neutral): “Effect of water content An appropriate moisture content prior to densification has been shown to positively affect themechanical strength of the final product [49].”
Factors affecting wood, energy grass and straw pellet durability – A review (2017, methodology): “In contrast, briquetting produces ‘biomass bricks’ through compression by rollers rotating in opposite directions [11].”
Compression Characteristics of Selected Ground Agricultural Biomass (2009, methodology): “) was used and this was based upon literature review that at this moisture level high density and quality pellets/briquettes were produced from various straw and biomass (Hill and Pulkinen, 1988; Kaliyan and Morey, 2006b and 2007; Li and Liu, 2000; Mani et al., 2006a; Obernberger and Thek, 2004; Sha”
Preparation and characterization of solid biomass fuel made from rice straw and rice bran (2009, background): “Li and Liu employed the piston-mold process to produce densified logs of wood residues [3].”