Biomass is the most widespread material on earth, such as tree branches, bamboo, wood, straw, crop stalks, fruit shells, bagasse, (oil palm) EFB (Empty Fruit Bunch), are all very good biomass fuels (biofuels). The use of biomass for power generation is a renewable energy source, which can reduce the use of fossil energy, promote the comprehensive use of resources, reduce pollution and waste, and has therefore become popular in many countries in Europe and America. Of course, in addition to direct-fired power generation, shredded biomass can also be used for paper making, fermentation for biogas, feed and other uses.
Modern power stations have almost exacting requirements for combustion efficiency, which not only means more energy is produced, but also less pollution to the environment. GEP ECOTECH's biomass pre-shredding system not only efficiently breaks up bales of biomass material, but also shreds them to a uniform size suitable for burning in a boiler.
To effectively capture and filter dust particles generated during shredding and conveying, ensuring clean operation and meeting environmental standards.
Biomass Power Generation / Fermentation Pre-tretment Process
To separate oversized particles and foreign matter from shredded biomass, working in coordination with the magnetic separator to enhance material purity and safeguard subsequent processes.
To continuously transport materials between shredding, sorting, and fine grinding stages, ensuring a smooth and efficient workflow throughout the entire system.
To perform ultra-fine grinding of biomass materials, achieving final particle sizes below 10mm, meeting the stringent requirements for power generation or fermentation.
To convey fine biomass particles in a closed, dust-tight manner between processing stages, ideal for feeding downstream equipment with controlled and reliable material flow.
To separate light impurities (such as dust, plastics, and light fibers) from the shredded biomass, enhancing the purity and quality of the final fuel product.
To finely shred pre-shredded biomass into uniform small particles, with adjustable screens to achieve precise particle size control for optimal forming.
To compress and densify the prepared biomass material into high-density, high-calorific solid fuel pellets, which are easy to store, transport, and combust.
To effectively capture and filter dust generated throughout the entire process, maintaining a clean operation and ensuring compliance with environmental standards.