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Ring Die Pellet Mill
Flat Die Pelleting Press

<Sawdust ><Cotton Stalk><Rice Husk>
Pellets with 10mm diameter
The right picture referred to biomass pellets respectively made of sawdust, cottom stalk, rice husk. All of these belong to biomass material. Beside them, any type of agro-forestry waste can be used, which becoming a new type of biofuel. Normally, the diameter of pellets are 6mm, 8mm and 10mm. They are compressed by both ring die pellet mill and flat die pellet mill. Flat die pellet mill is easy for family use or small workshop use. The pellets have slippery surpace and hard core which won't be broken easily. They are clean renewable energy biofuel.
Choice of Raw Material for Biomass Pellet Mill
The choice of raw material is very important that is because of the following reasons.
1, each material has a different heat value, ash content and corrosive qualities.
2, each material has to be prepared slightly differently to make quality pellets.
What is Biomass?
Biomass is any living or recently dead material that can be used as fuel. This includes any wood and waste wood products, also energy crops such as Miscanthus, Switch Grass, Reed Canary Grass, Oilseed Straw to name but a few.
Why use Biomass for Pelletizing?
Biomass is a carbon neutral fuel, which means no extra carbon is released into the atmosphere when burnt, unlike fossil fuels. Biomass can play a crucial role in reducing global warming. Biomass is a cheap fuel to produce, much biomass is free, in the form of waste wood products.
Which kind of Biomass can be used for Pellet MiIll?
Your choice of biomass should be based primarily on what you have available to you, but also what your boiler or stove can burn successfully without complications. Check the properties section for a summary of some biomass fuel properties.
What size of Biomass can be used for Biomass Pellet Mill?
The PelHeat unit is equipped with a hammer mill which breaks the raw material down into a uniform size (3mm-6mm). The hammer mill can process straws and grasses, however for the unit to accept wood for example it must be in a chipped form, or have a diameter less than 1 inch.



