Eficiencia de briquetas, propiedades físicas y químicas del Quishuar (Buddleja americana)

This paper investigates the feasibility of using Quishuar (Buddleja americana) sawdust for the production of environmentally friendly briquettes, focusing on its potential as a sustainable energy source in the Tayacaja Province, Peru. Through a detailed analysis of the briquettes' physical and chemical properties, significant results were found: a moisture content of 18.43%, a density of 480.85 kg/m³, and a cellulose content of 61.42%. Furthermore, the briquettes demonstrated a combustion time of 1 hour and 53 minutes, suggesting favorable energy efficiency. Using Quishuar waste to produce briquettes achieves a double advantage: waste is efficiently managed and a clean, renewable fuel is obtained, reducing dependence on conventional energy sources. However, further research is required to perfect their production and thoroughly assess their long-term environmental impact.

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FitoVida
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2024-12-27
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https://doi.org/10.56275/fitovida.v3i2.40
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Botanical Research and Applications
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Eficiencia de briquetas, propiedades físicas y químicas del Quishuar (Buddleja americana)

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Eficiencia de briquetas, propiedades físicas y químicas del Quishuar (Buddleja americana)

Susan Karina Montes Bujaico, Frank Alex Chahuaylacc De La Cruz, E. L. Flores, Lizeth Nayely Juñuruco Pituy, Jakelin Janeth Chancha Inga, Elyane Estefany Belito Huamani, Nataly Lujan Huamani
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Abstract

This paper investigates the feasibility of using Quishuar (Buddleja americana) sawdust for the production of environmentally friendly briquettes, focusing on its potential as a sustainable energy source in the Tayacaja Province, Peru. Through a detailed analysis of the briquettes' physical and chemical properties, significant results were found: a moisture content of 18.43%, a density of 480.85 kg/m³, and a cellulose content of 61.42%. Furthermore, the briquettes demonstrated a combustion time of 1 hour and 53 minutes, suggesting favorable energy efficiency. Using Quishuar waste to produce briquettes achieves a double advantage: waste is efficiently managed and a clean, renewable fuel is obtained, reducing dependence on conventional energy sources. However, further research is required to perfect their production and thoroughly assess their long-term environmental impact.

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Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Tayacaja Daniel Hernández Morillo
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Eficiencia de briquetas, propiedades físicas y químicas del Quishuar (Buddleja americana) — Susan Karina Montes Bujaico, Frank Alex Chahuaylacc De La Cruz, et al. · FitoVida (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS