How To Use The Fuel Pellet Machine?

When using the fuel pellet machine, the sequence must be mastered. Raw material collection → raw material crushing → raw material drying → mechanical granulation and molding → mechanical cooling → bagging for sale. Depending on the harvest period of crops, raw materials must be stored in large quantities in time and then crushed and formed. Be careful not to bag immediately when forming. Due to the principle of thermal expansion and contraction, wait for 40 minutes to cool down before bagging for transportation.

The material is formed by the interaction principle of extrusion force and friction between the pressure wheel and the die. There is no need to add any additives or binders to the material during processing. Materials such as straw contain specific cellulose and lignin. Lignin is the structural monomer in the material and is a phenylpropanoid-type polymer compound. It has the function of strengthening cell walls and binding cellulose. Lignin is amorphous, and its main part is insoluble in any solvent at room temperature. It has no melting point, but has a softening point. When the temperature reaches a specific value, the lignin softens and the cohesive force increases, and under the action of a specific pressure, its cellulose molecular groups are dislocated, deformed, and extended. The adjacent biomass particles inside engage with each other, recombine and suppress forming.

Biomass fuel is made from agricultural solid waste such as corn stalks, wheat straw, rice straw, peanut shells, corn cobs, cotton stalks, soybean stalks, weeds, branches, leaves, sawdust, bark, etc., which are crushed, pressurized, Densified and shaped into small rod-shaped solid particle fuel. Pellet fuel is made by extruding wood chips, straw and other raw materials using pressure rollers and ring dies under normal temperature conditions.