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I've had some experience with straw briquette
'logs' here. About 10 years ago I was processing Nile Perch filleting waste to
fishmeal & used compressed straw logs as a fuel for clarifying fish oil
by-product (to be used as boiler fuel).
Though hard and dense- with an attractive glaze to
the surface- these logs could in no way be compared favourably with wood as a
fuel. They expanded upon burning and created much smoke, little flame and a lot
of ash.
All biomass is not equal when it comes to it's
value as fuel.
elk
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