Abstract
Nowadays, the development of remote regions of Russia related to energy security is increasingly relevant. Existing production technologies have a significant anthropogenic impact on the environment. To reduce the negative consequences of this impact, it is necessary to develop complexes of mining equipment capable of complex processing of excavated peat-wood raw materials and prepare them for further operations on the production of finished products. The article describes a chipping machine for preparing peat-wood mix for molding into briquettes. A description of the experiment on the calorimetric installation of the company IKA model C200, based on the estimation of the calorific value of agglomerated fuel from peat-wood raw materials, is given. It is shown that peat briquettes do not significantly differ in their calorific value from peat briquettes, and at the same time, they have greater strength compared to the latter.
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