Focus on heavy equipment
Focus on heavy equipment
Biomass fuel is a block or granular environmental protection new energy source produced by processing straw, straw, rice husk, peanut shell, corn cob, oil tea shell and cottonseed hull. The diameter of the biomass particles is generally 6 to 10 mm.
As a new type of particulate fuel, biomass pellets have won wide recognition for their unique advantages. Compared with traditional fuels, biomass pellets not only have economic advantages but also environmental benefits, which fully meet the requirements of sustainable development. Zhengzhou Jiutian Machinery has developed a Complete Wood Pellet Production Line based on market demand.
The Biomass Pellet Production Line is suitable for the drying of sawdust, wood chips, bamboo chips, wooden shavings, shavings, wheat straw, rice straw, sorghum straw, corn stover, and potato vines, bean stalks, etc. The processing technology adopts a mixing process of combining one-time drying, secondary pulverization, continuous feeding and adjusting feeding, the forming rate of the pellet forming fuel is over 98%, the bulk density, particle density and heat value are high. It can realize large-scale, continuous and stable production to meet the needs of industrialization of biomass pellet fuel.
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