Dingli biomass carbonized briquette Plant is a production line specially used to convert biomass raw materials into carbonized briquettes. The main goal of this production line is to carbonize agricultural and forestry wastes, such as peanut shells, corn cobs, sugarcane bagasse, walnut shells and other biomass raw materials, into high-quality carbonized briquettes.

The process flow of this production line usually includes the following main steps:

Raw material preparation: First, collect and prepare biomass raw materials, such as agricultural and forestry waste. These raw materials must undergo preliminary processing, such as crushing or crushing, for subsequent processing.

Carbonization treatment: The raw materials after preliminary treatment are sent to the carbonization equipment. During the carbonization process, the raw materials are pyrolyzed in a high-temperature anaerobic or low-oxygen environment, causing the volatile components in the biomass to escape, leaving fixed carbon behind to form biomass charcoal.

Shaping rod making: The carbonized biomass charcoal is crushed screened, and mixed with an appropriate amount of binder, combustion accelerant, etc. Subsequently, the mixture is processed into carbonized briquettes with certain shapes and sizes through briquetting equipment.

Drying and packaging: The formed carbonized briquettes are dried to remove excess moisture and improve their stability and durability. Finally, it is packaged for shipping and storage.

The biomass carbonization briquettes production line has many advantages, such as wide sources of raw materials, low production costs, and environmentally friendly products without pollution. As a new type of biomass energy, carbonized rods have the characteristics of high calorific value, easy combustion, smokeless and odorless, and can be widely used in civil fuel, industrial boilers, power generation and other fields. It has great significance in promoting the utilization of renewable energy and reducing environmental pollution.