Briquetting press for biofuel

In the conditions of modern life, biofuel is produced directly by processing waste wood, straw, husks of various cereals and seeds, as well as other natural components. The remaining part of the fuel market belongs to liquid fuels made from oils of animal and vegetable origin.

Liquid types of biofuel

The production of liquid biodiesel involves the use of special equipment. It is used to react natural materials with methyl alcohol. During the procedure, a process occurs using alkaline or acidic enzymes. The duration of the reaction is several minutes. The production process is simple, but it requires special technological equipment.

The method of creating fuel briquettes from solid raw materials

This type of biofuel is a granular raw material. People widely use it in the electric power and thermal power industries for heating the coolant and producing electricity. Production of granules requires the use of equipment designed for the following technical processes:

• Preparation of material from wood for the production of biofuel, which grinds the elements to a size of 25 mm;
• The process of drying sawdust to 10% moisture in drum or belt type drying equipment;
• Additional grinding of the prepared material at the expense of vibrating mills, chipping machines;
• If the raw material has optimal moisture and fractional composition, specialists do not use the grinding and drying process;
• Auxiliary moistening of raw materials, which increases the density of pressing;
• Compression of material using a briquetting press.

The raw material should not have a moisture content of more than 12%, contain more than 5% rot, and the particle size should be less than 5 mm. The equipment creates fuel briquettes by raising the temperature of raw materials and gluing the particles with natural glue. The finished products are cooled, packed and packed. The cost of such fuel is calculated based on the type of material (sawdust, husks, straw), costs for technological processes and packaging.

Briquetting press PB-48

The equipment produces fuel briquettes from sawdust, sunflower husks, and other plant waste, such as cereal crops, straw, and bean tops. The natural lignin in the raw material eliminates the need for additional binding substances during production. The PB-48 briquetting press compresses the briquettes with the help of strict molding in a cylindrical guide with a press inflow of material. The resulting pressure ensures the sintering of the raw material into a solid mass in the form of a continuous sleeve without the inclusion of binding elements in the composition. Pressing takes place in conditions of high temperature, so the briquettes become strong, their surface is melted.

Briquetting press PB-75

The main factors that distinguish the PB-75 briquetting press from the PB-48 equipment model include:

1. Extreme simplification of the structure of nodes and parts that wear out quickly;
2. Availability of spare parts and components;
3. maximum automation of all technological processes;
4. Simplicity and ease of repair and maintenance of the device;
5. Maximum reduction in the number of parts that wear out quickly.

The design of the PB-75 press allows you to freely approach the repair and maintenance of the unit. In addition, all spare parts and components for both models of equipment are always available.

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