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2024-08-08

Are you using Biomass Pellets in Power Plants, Boilers, Dairy, Pharmaceutical, or Namkeen Industries?

Are you using Biomass Pellets in Power Plants, Boilers, Dairy, Pharmaceutical, or Namkeen Industries? We are here to solve your queries by supplying Biomass Pellets through our complete turnkey plant solutions at PelletIndia.com. With years of experience, we plan the plant machinery according to the type of biomass materials (agro waste) and forestry waste available in your area, ensuring successful production.

Here is a list of biomass materials used in pellet production:

  1. Rice Husk: Residue from rice crops.
  2. Rice Bran: Waste from milling rice.
  3. Wheat Straw: Stalks remaining after wheat harvest.
  4. Wheat Pod: Residue left after wheat harvest.
  5. Corn Cob: Inner part of corn ears.
  6. Corn Stalk: Stalks left after corn harvest.
  7. Pearl Millet Cob: Residue from pearl millet crops.
  8. Pearl Millet Husk: Husk left after pearl millet harvest.
  9. Pearl Millet Stalk: Stalks from pearl millet plants.
  10. Barley Straw: Residue left after barley harvest.
  11. Small Millet Husk: Husk left after small millet harvest.
  12. Finger Millet Straw: Residue from finger millet crops.
  13. Sorghum Cob: Residue from sorghum ears.
  14. Sorghum Straw: Residue left after sorghum harvest.
  15. Sorghum Stalk: Stalks left after sorghum harvest.
  16. Mustard Stalk: Stalks left after mustard harvest.
  17. Rapeseed Stalk: Stalks left after rapeseed harvest.
  18. Flax Stalk: Stalks left after flax harvest.
  19. Niger Stalk: Stalks left after niger harvest.
  20. Safflower Stalk: Stalks left after safflower harvest.
  21. Cotton Husk: Husk left after cotton harvest.
  22. Firewood: Wood used for fuel.
  23. Acacia Wood: Wood from acacia trees.
  24. Sugarcane Bagasse: Residue after sugarcane crushing.
  25. Eucalyptus Wood: Wood from eucalyptus trees.
  26. Cotton Seed Hull: Hulls from cotton seeds.
  27. Forest Biomass: Organic residue from forests.

These raw materials are used in various pellet manufacturing processes for energy production and other purposes.

Calorific Value (GCV) of Biomass Pellets

The Calorific Value (GCV) represents the heat energy released by a unit mass of fuel during complete combustion. Here are some examples:

Wood Pellets:

  1. Pine, Cedar, Spruce, Fir: GCV ≈ 4300-4500 kcal/kg
  2. Hardwood (Xylosma, Catalpa, Elm): GCV ≈ 4500 kcal/kg
  3. Softwood (Poplar, Birch): GCV ≈ 4300 kcal/kg

Crop Waste Pellets:

  1. Bean Stalk, Cotton Stalk, Peanut Shell: GCV ≈ 3800 kcal/kg
  2. Corn Stalk, Rape Shoot: GCV ≈ 3700 kcal/kg
  3. Wheat Straw: GCV ≈ 3500 kcal/kg
  4. Potato Straw: GCV ≈ 3400 kcal/kg
  5. Rice Straw: GCV ≈ 3200 kcal/kg

Other Biomass Materials:

  1. Weed: GCV ≈ 3873 kcal/kg
  2. Straw: GCV ≈ 4215 kcal/kg
  3. Maize Stalk: GCV ≈ 4241 kcal/kg
  4. Corncob: GCV ≈ 4238 kcal/kg
  5. Peanut Shell: GCV ≈ 5119 kcal/kg
  6. Cedar: GCV ≈ 4587 kcal/kg
  7. Pine: GCV ≈ 4552 kcal/kg

Complete Plant Solutions by PelletIndia.com:

We supply complete plant solutions including:

  • Conveying System: Transports biomass materials.
  • Pellet Mill: Compacts biomass into pellets.
  • Tear Drop Hammer Mill: Grinds raw materials into fine particles.
  • Air Aspiration System: Removes dust and other fine particles.
  • Drum Chipper: Reduces wood into smaller chips.
  • Ribbon Mixer: Mixes biomass materials uniformly.
  • Hydraulic Moving Floor: Feeds biomass materials steadily.
  • Dryer: Reduces moisture content in biomass.
  • Pellet Cooler: Cools down hot pellets after production.
  • Storage Silo: Stores pellets before packaging.
  • Napier Grass Dewatering Press Roll: Extracts moisture from Napier grass.
  • Biomass Briquette Crushing Solution: Crushes briquettes into smaller pieces.
  • Trommel Rotary Screen: Separates materials based on size.

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