Biomass Pellet Burner

Description

It has replaced diesel, LPG, LDO & FO with Biomass Pellet fuel. Used in melting furnace for aluminium, copper, bronze, steel, foundry casting , roto molding, diecasting. harding ,tempering, annealing , aluminium ,melting ,powder coating , hot-air, hot-water, dyers, food-process and rolling mill etc.

The world energy supply is facing a diverse and broad set of challenges. Owing to the development of industrial civilisation and the rapid increase in population. the fossil fuel reserves on earth have been consumed rapidly. The over-reliance on the use of fossil fuels has led to not only environmental pollution but also global climate change. Concerns over climate change related to carbon emissions are affecting governmental and company policies and strategies. Combined with other drivers, these factors are putting increased focus on sustainable fuels made from biomass.

Bio-pellets are sustainable bio-fuels which can be categorized into white pellet (pelletized from biomass) and black pellet (pelletised from terrified biomass), both having the characteristics of being "carbon neutral" and clean combustion that they are effective alternatives to replace the fossil fuels in industrial combustion and power plant applications. There are two major markets for bio-pellets, the industrial pellets used as a substitute for coal in large utility power stations and the premium heating pellets used in pellet stoves and pellet fuelled central heating systems.

Global wood-pellet production increased from 19.5 million tons in 2012 up to 28.6 million tons in 2016, with average annual growth rate of about 10%. In 2016. industrial usages on bio-pellets and household usages on premium heating pellets have accounted for 50.4% and 49.6%, respectively. The demands of industrial pellets will grow rapidly in the future due to policies driven by each country for substituting some coals into bio-pellets for power plant applications.