Biofuel (Agro-pellets)

We produce fuel pellets from agricultural processing waste: sunflower husks, wheat bran and a mix.

A fuel pellet is a biofuel. It is a compressed cylindrical pellet with an average length of 5 to 10 cm and a diameter of about 6 cm. The energy value of pellets is quite high, as they have a high density and no moisture.

The production of pellets consists only in pressing sunflower husks under high pressure, without the addition of chemical additives.

The combustion of pellets in the boiler furnace is more efficient: the amount of residues (ash) does not exceed 1.0-3.0% of the total volume of pellets used.

For easy storage and transportation, the pellets are packed in containers or bags.

The undeniable advantage of pellets is their storage conditions. The pellets have low flammability, which means they can be stored in close proximity to heated objects. Since pellets do not absorb moisture, their ability to release heat does not decrease over time, which does not require special storage conditions. In addition, this type of fuel takes up little space, is lightweight, and is easy to transport and store.

It is an economical and environmentally friendly modern fuel for space heating and use in production facilities.

We produce fuel pellets from ground sunflower seed husks by pelletising them on special equipment without adding any additional material.

The main advantages are low cost, high calorific value and environmental friendliness. Fuel pellets from sunflower husks are widely used for boilers in the industrial sector.

Properties:

• length up to 30 mm
• width – up to 10 mm
• lowest possible humidity level
• brittle resistance.

Advantages of use:

• high energy output and combustion efficiency
• low ash content and harmful emissions
• easy and convenient transport and storage
• stable combustion

The calorific value of sunflower husk pellets is 4.3-4.5 Kcal/kg. This figure is 12% higher than that of dry firewood.

This is one of the products of wheat processing – a biofuel produced from wheat waste: husk, straw and other residues after harvesting and processing grain. Wheat waste pellets have a high energy value and are a renewable fuel source.

Wheat pellets are used

• for heating various types of premises and water heating
• to produce feed for cattle and other farm animals
• for the production of fillers.

Use as a fuel

The calorific value of wheat pellets is 3850 Kcal/kg, which corresponds to the average calorific value of dry firewood, but the cost of the pellet is lower, which results in significant savings.

The pellets are easy to store and use. They do not require a special month of storage and take up less space than firewood or coal.

It is an environmentally friendly fuel made from renewable plant resources.