Rice Husk Raw Material

 

Rice husks are a valuable resource with various applications due to their excellent combustion and heat generation properties. With their high fiber content, rice husks produce significant heat and offer a cost-effective alternative to fossil fuels.

 

 

- Composition: 100% rice husk

- Particle Size: 0.5 – 2 mm

- Moisture Content: 3 – 8% (w/w)

- Ash Content: 8 – 12% (w/w)

- Calorific Value: 3,200 – 3,600 Kcal/kg

 

 

 

- Efficient Fuel: Rice husks are an effective fuel for boilers and various industrial applications. They burn well and provide high energy, making them a cost-effective and environmentally friendly choice.

- Electricity Generation: Due to their strong combustion properties, rice husks can be used in power generation. One kilogram of rice husks can produce approximately 0.125 kWh of electricity and 4 kWh of heat, depending on the technology used. This is an efficient solution for remote areas.

- Construction Material: Finely ground rice husks can be mixed with other materials such as coconut coir, expanded beads, cement, and fiberglass mesh to create a building material that is about 50% lighter than traditional bricks. This material offers good soundproofing, thermal insulation, and water resistance, making it suitable for flood-prone areas and weak soil foundations.

- Silicon Dioxide Production: The ash from rice husks contains over 80% silicon dioxide, a key component in various fields such as construction, fashion, and glass manufacturing. Utilizing silicon from rice husks is currently being researched to maximize economic benefits.

- Other Applications: Rice husks can also be used for water filtration, insulation, fillers, mushroom cultivation substrates, and even as fertilizer. These applications help fully utilize the value of rice husks and reduce waste.

 

 

The price of rice husks may vary depending on raw material costs and market conditions. However, we consistently maintain a stable and abundant supply to ensure competitive pricing.