Small Biomass Briquette Press Machine: Potential Disadvantages
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Severe dust pollution and high treatment costs: Biomass briquette making machines generate large amounts of sawdust dust during the feeding, crushing, and molding processes. Without efficient dust removal equipment, dust concentrations in the workshop can easily exceed standards, violating the "Integrated Emission Standard for Air Pollutants." Pulse jet dust collectors and baghouse dust collectors are required, with the cost of supporting environmental protection equipment for small biomass briquette making machines accounting for 20%-30% of the total investment. Furthermore, the dust removal equipment requires regular cleaning and maintenance, further increasing operating costs.
Ordinary environmentally friendly briquette presses come with integrated dust removal devices, resulting in lower pollution control costs.
Excessive operating noise and significant impact on the surrounding area: The noise generated by the motor, hydraulic system, and pressure rollers of a biomass briquette press machine can reach 85-95 decibels, exceeding the industrial boundary noise standards (65 decibels during the day and 55 decibels at night). Soundproof covers, vibration damping pads, and other noise reduction facilities are required, not only occupying space but also increasing equipment investment. The new silent briquette press can control noise levels below 70 decibels, minimizing its impact on the surrounding environment and making it easier to pass environmental inspections.
Wastewater discharge poses a risk and is difficult to treat: Some biofuel briquette press machines generate small amounts of wastewater during raw material humidification and equipment cooling. This wastewater contains sawdust impurities and lubricating oil residue, which can cause water pollution if directly discharged. Simple wastewater treatment devices are required, and small-scale production sites may find the treatment costs prohibitive. Ordinary briquette presses, on the other hand, often use air-cooled designs, eliminating wastewater discharge issues and reducing environmental compliance pressure.
Rapidly evolving environmental standards create significant equipment upgrade pressure: As environmental policies tighten, environmental requirements for biomass brick press machines are continuously increasing. Early models without efficient environmental protection facilities face the risk of obsolescence. Replacing components with environmentally friendly ones or upgrading equipment is costly, unaffordable for some small and medium-sized producers. Environmentally friendly briquette presses, however, are designed to meet the latest standards from the outset, reducing equipment upgrade pressure significantly compared to biomass briquette presses.
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1.What is the price of equipment for the hydraulic briquette maker machine?
It costs approximately US$1,500.00 - 25,000.00
2. If equipments have some quality problem, how would you deal with?
We will responsible for all the quality problems. Change all the parts for free.
