Cara Membuat Arang Briket Batok kelapa manual

Summary

This video script details the process of creating high-quality coconut shell charcoal briquettes. It begins with burning coconut shells and sieving the resulting charcoal to remove debris. The charcoal is then ground into a fine powder and mixed with tapioca flour to form a dough. The dough is molded into briquettes using a paralon punch and mold, ensuring a dense and hole-free product. The finished briquettes are dried for 3-4 days before use as an alternative heat source, with the byproduct ash suggested as a planting medium for strong-rooted plants.

Takeaways

• 🔥 The process begins with burning coconut shells and smothering the coals with a wet cloth to create high-quality coconut shell charcoal.
• 🌿 The resulting charcoal is used for making briquettes, ensuring a crispy texture and deep cooking.
• 🚮 The charcoal is separated from the debris and ash, which can be repurposed as a planting medium for strong-rooted plants like coconut trees.
• 🍃 A pounder and pestle are prepared, along with a spoon, to handle the coconut husk charcoal.
• 🗑 The charcoal is ground into a smooth flour using a mortar and pestle, then sieved for consistency.
• 🥣 Tapioca flour is mixed with the charcoal powder as an adhesive, with precise measurements provided for the mixture.
• 🍚 The mixture is stirred to avoid lumps, ensuring a uniform texture for the briquettes.
• 🔨 A paralon mold is used to shape the briquettes, with a punching and molding technique to achieve density.
• 🔄 The briquettes are rotated in the mold to facilitate easy removal, resulting in a smooth final product.
• 🌞 The finished briquettes are dried for 3 to 4 days to ensure they are completely dry before use as an alternative heat source.

Q & A

What is the first step in producing coconut shell charcoal?

The first step is to burn the coconut shell and cover the coals with a wet cloth to extinguish it, which results in quality coconut shell charcoal.

Why is it important to cover the coals with a wet cloth during the burning process?

Covering the coals with a wet cloth ensures that the coconut shell charcoal is crispy and cooked deep inside, which improves the quality of the final briquettes.

How is the coconut shell charcoal separated from the debris or ash?

After burning, the charcoal is collected and sieved or filtered to remove any debris or ash from the rest of the burning process, ensuring higher quality briquettes.

What can be done with the ash or debris from the coconut shell charcoal?

The ash or debris can be repurposed as a planting medium for plants with strong roots, such as coconut tree plants.

What tools are used to grind the coconut shell charcoal into a fine powder?

A pounder and a pestle are used to grind the coconut shell charcoal into a smooth powder, which is then sieved to ensure a fine consistency.

How is the coconut shell charcoal powder prepared for briquette production?

The charcoal powder is mixed with an adhesive dough made from tapioca flour and warm water, ensuring a complete and lump-free mixture.

What is the ratio of tapioca flour to charcoal powder used in the adhesive dough?

For every one kg of charcoal powder, only half a glass of tapioca flour is used.

What materials are used to make the mold and punch for shaping the briquettes?

The mold and punch are made of paralon, a material that allows for the production of dense and high-quality briquettes.

How are the briquettes made denser during the production process?

The briquettes are made denser by placing the mixture in the paralon mold, beating it, and punching it to ensure a compact form.

What is the final step in the production of coconut shell charcoal briquettes?

The final step is to dry the briquettes for about 3 to 4 days to ensure they are completely dry before being used as an alternative heat source.

What is the purpose of drying the briquettes for 3 to 4 days?

Drying the briquettes for 3 to 4 days ensures they are completely dry, which is necessary for them to be used effectively as a heat source.