The project primarily utilizes waste wood as its main raw material, such as logs and scrap wood. These large-sized materials require initial processing through crushing. Initially, the raw materials are fed into a comprehensive crusher. The crushing section employs semi-enclosed dust removal, effectively reducing dust within the production workshop.
After crushing, the materials are directly conveyed to the grinder via a conveyor belt for further pulverization. Subsequently, the pulverized materials are transported through a conveyor belt and elevator into the raw material silo. Powdered materials are conveyed through a screw conveyor from the raw material silo to the granulator's feed bin.
Excess material circulates back into the raw material silo via a discharge conveyor at the tail end of the conveyor, forming a recycling loop.
The pelletizing section employs four units of 688 Biomass Pellet Machines for stable and reliable operation. These are paired with 200 kW motors, achieving a production capacity of 10-12 tons per hour.
Finally, after cooling, the pellets are conveyed to the finished product warehouse for packaging and shipment.
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