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WORKING PRINCIPLE:

          Following the preparation of the feedstock, the operation proper of the briquetting press will then advance. First, the feedstock is to be loaded into the mixing chamber. In contrast with the initial mixing of the feedstock, the purpose of the mixing chamber in the study is for thorough and further mixing of the feedstock as well as to prevent it from solidifying prior to its compression. Once the loading of the feedstock has been done, the machine will now be turned on so that the briquetting operation may officially begin. From the mixing chamber, the feedstock will be conveyed to the mould through the guide tube with the aid of gravity. While the feedstock accumulates and settles inside the mould, it is instantaneously being heated by the heating system of the machine at a temperature that was set by the user. As soon as the mould is already full and ready for compaction, it will move directly below the hydraulic press which marks the start of the compression proper of the operation. An initial test run is to be conducted before having the machine totally engage into full operation which involves varying of both pressure and temperature. This test run will involve testing of whether the feedstock really became a briquette after going through the machine operating at maximum available pressure and temperature. If the feedstock does not form into briquettes, then amendments are to be made such as an increase in the amount of binding agent and vary the preheating time until briquettes are formed.