Biomass is a large source of renewable energy. It can be used to generate heat, electricity, and fuel for industrial and domestic use. It can be a clean and efficient alternative to coal or other fossil fuels. Pelletizing is a process in which biomass is compressed into small, uniform pellets. It is a more efficient use of resources than burning raw biomass and can also be more easily transported.
In order to produce pellets, the material must be properly conditioned to improve its malleability and melt the lignin. This conditioning can be done by adding steam or water and using binding agents or additives. The pellets are then pressed in a die. The die has many small holes drilled through it, which allows the material to be squeezed through under high temperature and pressure conditions. If the conditions are right, the materials will fuse together into a solid mass. The pellets are then sliced to a predefined length as they exit the die.
During this phase of production, several factors affect the quality of the pellets: moisture content in the straw, the strength of the fiber, particle size, and natural binders. Therefore, it is important to choose the best feedstock to ensure optimum pellet quality.
Compared to wood, straw has the lowest moisture content during torrefaction and pelletization. However, it is still relatively important to control this moisture during the transport or storage of the pellets as it can influence the quality of the final product. It can also increase the calorific value and reduce the ash content of the final product. It can also improve the thermal efficiency of the pellets by reducing the amount of air required for combustion. Moreover, it can help to increase the efficiency of heating equipment such as boilers and furnaces.
Biomass is a huge resource and it can be recycled to make
biomass fuel pellets, which are the main alternative to traditional fuels like oil and coal. It has many advantages including high calorific value, low moisture content, minimal ash content, long burning time, and environmental friendliness. Plant residues such as corn straw, rice straw and wheat straw can be used to make biomass pellets. The pelletized material has a high heating value, low moisture content, minimal ash, low sulfur content and long burning time.
About Kingwood
Kingwood located in Zhongguancun Industrial Park of Liyang City, Jiangsu Province, China. It is a high-tech enterprise dedicated to developing low-carbon, renewable energy equipment and advanced feed mill industry. Established in 1999, Kingwood has been providing a one-stop solution in biomass engineering, animal feed engineering, and spare parts business for our valued customers. Services of Kingwood include consultation, design, manufacture, logistic, installation, commissioning, training, and after-sales service for biomass/feed production line. Kingwood currently has ISO9000 and ISO14000 systems, certified by CE, and has won many awards in the biomass equipment industry. Kingwood currently has a large CNC punching center, a pellet machine assembly, a testing center, a large embryo forging base, a production line auxiliary equipment manufacturing base, a pellet production test center, and so on. Products are subject to strict quality control from raw material procurement, spare parts processing, heat treatment, welding, and assembly to finished product shipment. Kingwood stands for quality, service, and reasonable price - core values to which the company is committed.
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