Biomass Pellets Making Business

• ⇢ A Variety of Different Raw Materials 

❈ Sawdust

❈ Bark

❈ Wood Chips

❈ Bagasse

❈ Energy Grasses

❈ Straw

• ⇢ Raw Material Sources

❈ Timber Industry

❈ Paper Industry

❈ Sawmills

❈ Building Industry

❈ Furniture Factory

❈ Agricultural By-products

• ⇢ The Benefits Of Pelleting     

❈ Easy Handling

❈ Lower Transportation Costs

❈ Increased Storage Capacity

❈ High Combustion Efficiency

❈ Environmentally Friendly Biomass Pelletizing Fuels

• ⇢ Reduce in Pre-Grinding Size

Pre-shredding is an optional step. When the raw material is wood chips larger than 50 mm, the provided chips must be ground down in a chipper and hammer mill before being dried. With its energy-efficient rotor design and replaceable wear liners for the grinding chamber, the hammer mill improves particle size distribution during the pre-grinding step.

• ⇢ Drying Process

Before going through the fine grinding process, the raw materials are dehydrated using a drum drying system. The raw material is pneumatically moved through a stream of hot gases to guarantee that the product is dried uniformly. It is then dried in a convective process until it has a residual moisture content of around 10 to 12 percent.

• ⇢ Fine-Grinding Process

• ⇢ Pelleting Process

There are two different biomass pelleting mills available from ABC Machinery. Small individual biomass pellet processing plant: flat die pellet mill; large commercial biomass fuel processing industry: ring die pellet mill. Both guarantee excellent productivity and efficient pellet quality monitoring. These pellet mills are set in size to withstand tremendous forces and are equipped with replacement parts for wear and tear.

• ⇢ Cooling Process

During the pelletizing process, the dies are subjected to high levels of friction, generating additional heat.

ABC Machinery's coolers use the surrounding air to reduce the temperature of the pellets. The wood pellet diameter and retention time in the cooler are keys to determining the required customized cooler size.

• ⇢ Final Sifting Process

The pellets are next sifted to eliminate crumbs and dust that are recirculated throughout the procedure. In addition to the powder that may flow with the particles, some of the particles may be powdery at this point, so a sieve machine is used to separate the well-formed pellets from the small amount of powdery ones.