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Ash content: < 2%
Gross calorific value on air dried basic: > 4260 Kcal/Kg
Total moisture: 3% - 10%
Length: 0,5 - 5 cm
Diameter: 6 - 8 mm |
What are wood pellets used for?
1. Industrial boiler
Wood pellets are used in large-scale industrial boiler systems. Besides the environmental advantages, it is also appreciated for its burning time and economic benefits.
2. Power plant
Policies to protect the environment, reduce emissions of fossil fuels or develop renewable energy are important factors for power plants to use wood pellets to replace coal, built in many countries. countries like UK, Japan, Korea...
3. Cooking fuel
Cooking with wood pellet stoves is the current trend. Wood pellets are a cheap fuel (much cheaper than gas), safer than cooking with coal or firewood.
4. Heating
This application is more popular in cold climates, but in the highlands of Vietnam in the cold winter, using wood pellets for heating is also a good choice. Clean, easy to store, low ash are the advantages of wood pellets compared to other heating materials.
5. Lining the barn
Animal or pet cages in the house are often lined with sand, straw... Specialized sand is quite expensive while straw has limited absorbency. Instead, people use wood pellets - cheap, dry, well absorbent, no toxins but also carry the natural scent of wood, masking the unpleasant smell from animal waste.
Sawdust pellets are a burning material that brings many economic benefits to producers, with no harmful effects on the health of users. With relatively low cost, high combustion efficiency, low smoke generation, the ability to maintain a long burning time. Biofuels such as wood pellets are gradually dominating and will soon become a popular and preferred fuel source in the world in the future.
