Where can I buy environmentally friendly wood pellet fuel processed by biomass pellets? What issues should be paid attention to when purchasing?

There are currently many manufacturers selling biomass pellet machines in the market, and there are also many manufacturers producing environmentally friendly wood pellet fuels, which are relatively easy to buy. Basically, there are several manufacturers in every province, city and county.

However, when purchasing environmentally friendly wood pellets processed by biomass pellets, you need to pay attention to the following issues: (to avoid being fooled and being led by the nose by the manufacturer)

First: Fully understand the boiler situation in your factory, how big is the boiler, how many tons, whether it uses steam, hot water or hot air, how high the temperature needs to be, how many kilograms the boiler pressure, etc., these information are easy to obtain If you don't understand, you can go to the boiler room and consult the boiler engineer.

Second: The price of wood pellet fuel is different according to different wood chips (the following are listed for you, the price is from low to high)

Building formwork granules: The cheap one is that building formwork granules are also pure wood, but they have high ash content and are easy to coke, so they are not suitable for small equipment.

Miscellaneous wood pellet fuel: low calorific value of 3900 kcal, ash content of about 5, easy to coke, not suitable for small equipment.

Pine wood pellet fuel: low calorific value of about 4200, ash content of about 1, low ash content, high calorific value, basically suitable for all boilers on the market.

Pinus sylvestris pellet fuel: low calorific value is about 4200-4300, ash content is less than 1, the preferred fuel for equipment that is afraid of coking.

The ash content directly affects the calorific value of environmentally friendly wood pellet fuel. If the ash content is high, the calorific value will be low. You are using biomass burners, biomass generators and other small equipment that are prone to coking. It is recommended to use wood pellets with low ash content such as pine pellets and sylvestris pine pellets. On the contrary, you can use cheap fuels. Be careful not to use peanuts. Hulls, straw products pass off as wood pellet fuel.