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Application:

Heating System

Density:

600

Diameter:

8mm

Shape:

Briquette

Length:

20-50mm

Calory (J):

19.44

Moisture (%):

8

Place of Origin:

Hawaii, United States

Brand Name:

Wood Pellets

Model Number:

78363

Ash Content (%):

1.5

Material:

Pine

Type:

Pure Wood Pellets

Wood Type:

100 % Pine Wood

Raw material:

Wood Log

Usage:

Heating Systym

Quality:

100% Uniform

Color:

Yellowish-brown

Feature:

Eco-Friendly

Packing:

15 Kg Bags

Origin:

USA

Supply Ability

Supply Ability:

10000 Metric Ton/Metric Tons per Month

Packaging & Delivery

Product name	Original Premium Wood Pellet line EN Plus-A1 Wood Pellet Packed
Material	Hard wood
Moisture	≤ 10%
Calorific Content	4000 - 4900 Kcal/Kg
Density	600-800Kgs/CBM
Length	30 - 50mm
Diameter	6 - 8mm
Packing	15kg Plastic Bag
Usage	Cooking Fuel - Heating System
BRAND	As Customer Requirements

Key performance

Descriptions: Wood pellets are a renewable resource, the fuel that is already widely available in the world nowadays. The sawdust or wood shavings are compressed under great pressure and forced through holes. This is a hot process and the natural lignin in the sawdust/wood shavings melts and binds the dust together, holding the pellet in shape and giving it that characteristic sheen on the outside

Economic efficiency: Wood pellets are extremely dense and can be produced with a low moisture content (below 10%) that allows them to be burned with a very high combustion efficiency. Their high density also permits compact storage and rational transport over long distances. Electricity generated from pellets in converted coal plants is almost the same cost as electricity generated from natural gas, diesel.

Environmentally friendly: Wood pellets are a sustainable fuel that can deliver a significant reduction in net carbon emissions when compared with fossil fuels. Its production and use also bring additional environmental and social benefits.

Using scopes: Biomass fuels replace fossil fuels in power plants, stoves, the boiler of textile, food, leather, animal feeding, dye industrials, and animal bedding.