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Biomass Carbonization and Steam Co-Generation System

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Biomass Carbonization and Steam Co-Generation System
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Biomass Carbonization and Steam Co-Generation System

Continuous rotary-kiln biomass carbonization equipment described as producing combustible gas that is burned and routed through a waste-heat boiler for steam co-production.

What this solution is forContinuous rotary-kiln biomass carbonization equipment described as producing combustible gas that is burned and routed through a waste-heat boiler for steam co-production.
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Technical Information

Continuous rotary-kiln biomass carbonization equipment described as producing combustible gas that is burned and routed through a waste-heat boiler for steam co-production.

Composition or process

  • High-temperature pyrolysis/carbonization in oxygen-free or oxygen-limited conditions.
  • Combustible-gas combustion chamber, waste-heat boiler and exhaust-treatment system are described as package elements.

Applications

  • Sites with stable biomass supply and steam demand, including heating, food processing, papermaking, chemical, packaging and agricultural/forestry-waste treatment.

Source-listed specifications

  • Carbonization feed: 3–50 t/day; steam: 0.5–10 t/h.

Source-listed advantages

  • Patented equipment requiring no additional heating, with exhaust emissions meeting national standards.

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