Biomass Briquette Equipment

Biomass fuel is made of solid waste such as corn stalks, wheat straw, rice straw, peanut shells, corn cobs, cotton stalks, soybean stalks, husks, weeds, branches, leaves, sawdust, bark, etc., which are crushed, pressurized, densified, and formed into small stick-shaped solid pellet fuel.The produced materials do not need to add any additives or binders during the processing. Straw and other materials contain a certain amount of cellulose and lignin. Lignin is the structural monomer in the material and a phenylpropane-type polymer compound. It can strengthen cell wall and bind cellulose. If the crop straw is burned or discarded directly, it will not only waste resources, but also pollute the environment. If it is pressed into blocks by a briquette machine, its burning effect will increase many times.

Biomass briquette machines are user - friendly, with simple operation interfaces. Even operators with limited technical knowledge can quickly master the operation methods after a short - term training. The control systems are often designed to be intuitive, reducing the complexity of operation and maintenance.

The guiding principle behind the production of biomass briquette machine is that natural biomass material is essentially a waste material, i.e. the natural by-product of, for example, the timber industry: chippings, sawdust, offcuts, slabwood, etc or agricultural products: sunflowers, rice, peanuts, etc. The material is prepared for the biomass briquette machine by chipping or milling and drying before being fed into individual biomass press.