Biomass Boiler

Biomass boilers are a type of boiler that primarily uses biomass energy as fuel. They come in various types, including biomass steam boilers, biomass hot water boilers, biomass hot air furnaces, and biomass thermal oil heaters. These boilers are equipped with combustion equipment suitable for biomass fuel burning, such as reciprocating grates, and feature high efficiency, environmental friendliness, and ease of installation and use. The fuel for biomass boilers isBMFFuel is fed into the top hopper of the furnace via a feeding machine, then it is delivered into the furnace by a spiral feeding machine for combustion. During the combustion process, a large amount of volatile matter is released from the fuel, causing a vigorous burn. The high-temperature flue gas produced washes over the main heating surface of the boiler, then it is treated by a dust collector, and the dust emissions meet environmental protection standards. The efficiency of biomass boilers is generally80%Above, higher than the average efficiency level of coal-fired boilers15%。