Agricultural waste was once considered a difficult problem to deal with. Today, an innovative pellet production line is quietly emerging, converting these wastes into high calorific value fuels, opening a new chapter in energy utilization and environmental protection. In the past, agricultural waste such as straw, rice husks, and fruit branches were often abandoned or burned, wasting resources and polluting the environment. The agricultural waste pellet production line will turn agricultural waste into high calorific value fuel

The agricultural waste pellet production line converts waste into high-quality fuel through multiple steps. First, waste such as straw, rice husks, and branches are collected to remove impurities such as soil and stones. After crushing and drying, the waste is made into small pellets suitable for pelleting, and the humidity is controlled at 10-15%. In the core pelletizing process, the raw materials are squeezed into solid pellets through a mold under high temperature and pressure, and components such as lignin act as natural adhesives to make the pellets more stable. The pellets are cooled to maintain hardness and quality, and finally packaged for easy transportation and sales.

The agricultural waste pellet production line not only efficiently converts agricultural waste, but also reduces the impact of traditional waste treatment methods on the environment. The biomass pellet fuel produced has a high calorific value and is suitable for home heating, industrial boilers and power plants, and has broad application prospects.