Focus on heavy equipment
Focus on heavy equipment
Empty palm fruit bunches are the main waste produced by palm oil mills after palm fruit is squeezed for oil. Using palm waste as raw material, through pretreatment and processing, it is solidified and extruded into high-density pellet fuel, which can not only save energy but also reduce emissions, and has good economic and social benefits. It can be widely used in biomass power plants, biomass steam boilers, household fireplaces, drying furnaces and biomass gasifiers, etc. It is an efficient and clean renewable energy source.
Process flow of efb pellet production line:
The palm waste is coarsely crushed by a drum disperser and then cut into fine powder by a special palm chopper. Then after screening, it enters a three-layer drum dryer to dry the raw materials with a moisture content of 50% to about 15%. Finally, a biomass pellet machine is used for granulation processing. The diameter of the processed finished pellets is 6-10mm. After the pellets are cooled, they are packed by a packaging machine for easy transportation and sale. The entire line has a compact design, reasonable structure, and can be designed directionally according to customer requirements.
Zhengzhou Jiutian specializes in the production of complete sets of biomass pellet fuel molding equipment, and can provide customers with complete sets of biomass pelletizing production lines using logs, sawdust, shavings, straw, palm waste, etc. as raw materials. We have many successful cases around the world, you can contact us for a free quote or on-site inspection.
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