Biomass Pellets are regarded as the new age of recyclable, renewable fuel with the lowest greenhouse emissions. The greenhouse gas emission is so low that Biomass Pellets are also known as the most eco-friendly forms of solid wood fuel available.
What Are Biomass Pellets Made of?
Various types of crop straws, tree branches and leaves, sawdust, agricultural waste, and fungus waste are used as raw materials for making Biomass Pellets.
How are Biomass Pellets Made?
First, the raw material is collected and sorted to remove any impurities such as rocks or metal objects. Then, the material is ground into a fine powder using a hammer mill or similar equipment.
Next, the powdered material is fed into a pellet mill where it is compressed under high pressure and heat to form small cylindrical pellets. The heat generated during this process helps to bind the particles together without the need for any additional binding agents.
The finished pellets are packaged and shipped to customers for use in various applications such as heating homes or generating electricity.
What Makes Biomass Pellets Important?
Advantages of Biomass Pellets
- As they emit fewer greenhouse gases when burned, Biomass pellets are an eco-friendly alternative to traditional fossil fuels.
- They are considered a source of renewable energy, as they are made using waste products that would be discarded otherwise.
- Biomass pellets can be used for heating homes and businesses.
- Biomass pellets can play a big role in generating electricity through steam.
- Biomass pellets are becoming an increasingly popular choice for both residential and commercial use to cater for the demand for sustainable energy sources.
- Material can be easily sourced from nature itself.
Applications of Biomass Pellets?
Biomass pellets have a wide range of applications in various industries.
- Production of Renewable Energy: The heat generated from Biomass pellets is used in power plants to generate electricity, reducing the dependence on fossil fuels like coal, thus contributing to decreasing mining and pollution.
- Biomass pellets are also used as a source of heat for residential and commercial buildings. They can be utilized to generate heat in furnaces, boilers, and stoves, which lessens the dependence on traditional heating techniques that require fossil fuels.
- In addition to energy production, biomass pellets have applications in agriculture and horticulture.
- They can be used as a fertilizer, and for improving soil quality.
- Biomass pellets can also be used as animal feed, as an alternative to traditional feed sources.
- They can be used for producing bioplastics.
Conclusion
The discovery of biomass pellets has changed the traditional way of production of electricity and heat. SRE Energies as an environment-conscious company is always striving to find the most ecological ways for energy production, and our Biomass Pellets products are the surest way toward clean and green energy. Contact us to know more about our products.