4200
CALORIFIC VALUE
3%
ASH CONTENT
10%
MOISTURE
350
DENSITY
How is Astillas manufactured at Steamax?
The cashew nut shell is one of the most abundant forms of tropical biomass waste that can be used to generate energy. When the Cashew nut shells are processed to manufacture Cashew De-Oiled Cake(DOC), the byproduct is obtained in the form of cashew nut shell liquid.
Astillas is an advanced green fuel crafted from Cashew De-oiled Cake (DOC), blended with select biomass materials to boost its calorific value and minimize ash content. This innovative biofuel offers high energy efficiency, lower emissions, and reliable performance for industrial and commercial applications, making it a sustainable and cost-effective alternative to traditional fossil fuels.
Properties of Astillas: How is it Different from others?
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Financial Sense
The quality of biomass fuel is comparable to a car’s fuel efficiency—the lower the calorific value, the less energy you get per unit, requiring you to purchase more to achieve the same energy output. Using lower-quality fuel increases consumption. Astillas offers the most competitive price per million calories compared to other biomass biofuel.
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FAQ
Astillas is a biofuel, in the form of cashew DOC(De-Oiled Cake). Cashew DOC is a processing waste product resulting from the extraction of cashew nut shell liquid to obtain nuts from the shells of cashews. The material is compounded and burns ready for use. This is an alternative renewable energy source for heating, boiling, etc. evidently, sustainable.
The cost of Astillas varies as a quantity of the order, location, and market demands; however, it is priced less comparatively than other biomass renewable energy sources. It is an attractive opportunity for green energy sources, minimal waste, and maintaining sustainability.
Yes, Our customers are from different types of industries such as domestic customers, restaurant owners, and industrialists. It is eco-friendly because it burns efficiently for cooking and heating purposes. In addition, some business firms are involving their sustainability projects by embracing Astillas as an alternative to minimize their carbon footprint.
Astillas is different in terms of composition and purpose as compared to cashew cakes. Cashew cake is a byproduct containing protein serving as feed to animals, while Astillas is processed biomass fuel. Astillas is mainly focused on energy production. Thus, it makes use of the residues from the extraction process of nut shell liquid.