Introduction Biomass pellet plants play a crucial role in renewable energy by converting loose organic material into compact, high-energy fuel pellets. These pellets offer a clean, efficient, and transport-friendly alternative to conventional fuels. Pellet Production Process The process begins with drying and size reduction of raw biomass, followed by compression under high pressure to form uniform pellets. The result is a fuel with low moisture content, high calorific value, and consistent combustion performance. End-Use Applications Biomass pellets are used in residential heating, industrial boilers, power plants, and combined heat and power systems. Their uniform shape and energy density make them ideal for automated feeding and large-scale energy generation. Key Advantages Pellet plants help reduce dependence on fossil fuels, lower emissions, and utilize agricultural or forestry waste efficiently. They also support decentralized energy production and rural economic development.
