AGICO Pellet Mill Equipment
Lately, AGICO’s pellet mill equipments get recognition in Biofuels International Magazine which is a well-known magazine on biomass. They analyzed AGICO’s pellet mill equipment base on professional knowledge, and then listing the merit of AGICO’s pellet mill equipments in detail. Also, introduced AGICO’s subsidiaries—Anyang Gemco Energy Machinery and AKG Biofuel Tech—in supplying a range of products internationally, from small pellet mill equipments to multi-ton per hour pellet plants.
From the article:
Anyang General International (AGICO), based in Henan, seeks to make biomass pellets a feasible energy solution for a wider range of consumers worldwide. It does so with a two-pronged approach based on the small and large mill competencies of the two different manufacturing facilities within AGICO. The advantages of the group begin, as with all complete pellet production lines, at the initial size reduction phase with the hammer mill. The Gemco facility has developed a special hammer mill that combines the functions of a chipper and pulveriser, thereby increasing efficiency by 30 over traditional models. The machine can handle incoming biomass with diameters of up to 200mm. The AKG plant builds upon this technology for its own hammer mill with a higher rate of output necessary for large-scale production.
Details of the advantages of AGICO’s pellet mill equipments reported by the biofuels international magazine are as follows:
…AGICO-made dies, rollers and other moving parts are made of steel alloyed with chromium, manganese and titanium, and are heat treated for durability. As a result, dies last three to five times longer. An additional cost-saving measure with AGICO’s small, flat-die pellet mills is that the dies are reversible, thereby further extending its usable life. The interior of the die holes are polished to eliminate tramp metal to prevent blockage, breaks and fines. In all mill corrugated rollers are utilised – modified, close-ended one in the large-sized AKG ring die pellet mills – which are superior in the prevention of slippage. Other features of AGICO’s machinery include thick cast iron for parts which must endure the high pressures required for biomass pellets. Gemco’s smaller mills employ specially crafted gears to transfer force perpendicularly from the motor, the ratio of which is considered proprietary information.
If you want to read the full article or know more about pellet mill equipment in this magazine, you can get the fuel article at the website of Biofuels International.
What is Biofuels International:
Biofuels International is a world-famous magazine and already has been published many years. The topics include biodiesel, bioethanol and Pellet Mill Equipment. European Bioethanol Fuel Association and Will Thrumond, author of “Biodiesel 2020 (A Worldwide Market Survey) are all participate in the magazine. Also, the readers of Biofuels International varies from senior engineers to CEOs/managing directors, including financial and trade bodies with an intention in biomass and biomass pellet making machine market.
