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From Waste to Energy: Characteristics of Bio-Briquettes Made from Waste Cassava Peel, Water Hyacinth, and Sawdust Sabarudin Akhmad (1), Anis Arendra (2*), Mualim Mualim (1) and Rachmad Hidayat (1) Corresponding Author: Anis Arendra

Question from Dr. Agri Suwandi 2022.12.21 14:42:02 Even when dried, water hyacinth produces a great deal of water- could this affect its ability to burn? What is the composition or percentage of each raw material?

Reply from Mr. Anis Arendra 2022.12.21 15:35:25 Thank you for your response. First, to reduce the water content of the water hyacinth, we squeezed it using a hydraulic compactor machine, then chopped it with a shredder machine to form small particles and sun dried it. Biomass blend consisting of sawdust (50%), dried water hyacinth flakes (30%), and dried cassava peel particles (20%). Thank you

Reply from Dr. Agri Suwandi 2022.12.21 19:33:27 Okay, that^s fine because sawdust^s composition is still 50%, making it easy to burn. Success for your research.

Reply from Mr. Anis Arendra 2022.12.22 09:38:36 Thank you Dr. Agri Suwandi. Wish you success in your research too.

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