vertical wood boiler view

To better implement the "Blue Sky Hongshan win the Battle of three-year action plan to implement the program," the job requirements, Hongshan Environmental Protection Agency to ban high-pollution fuel combustion zone 10 steam tons / hour coal-fired vertical wood boiler views to carry out a special regulation, and issued the relevant units of the "notice on deadline out of 10 steam tons / hour of coal-fired boilers."

May 5, the District Environmental Protection Bureau, Jia Guangsheng nuclear industry two hundred forty-three Brigade, WONG-school and other relevant units after receiving the notice from coal-fired boilers out of progress were examined, the examination requires companies to accelerate the implementation of the main responsibility, solid promote renovation work, to ensure the completion of coal-fired boilers out of the task on time.

Biomass fired steam vertical wood boiler view have two types in ZG, there are DZL series and SZL series biomass fired steam boiler for sale, DZL biomass fired steam boiler: 2-10 ton/hour,SZL series biomass fired steam boiler: 4-25 ton/hour. Biomass fuel: rice husk, wood, straw, distillers grains, peanut shells, palm shells, corn cobs, etc.

Biomass Based Power Generation

The potential of bagasse/co-generation in Zimbabwe is estimated to be 633 GWh, particularly from sugarcane. There is also the potential for power generation from wood waste generated from the timber industry with over 70,000 tons of biomass waste each year. In the long-term, this figure is projected to double by 2015. At most large timber mills, only a small fraction (~10%) of wood waste that is generated, is currently consumed in process steam boilers for lumber drying kilns, while the vast majority is burned in the open air or dumped. It’s estimated that at least 4 MW of power could potentially be generated from waste that is produced from large mills.

Wood waste steam vertical wood boiler view is a type biomass fired steam boiler which mainly takes wood waste as its fuels. In Zimbabwe, there are over 70,000 tons wood waste generated from the timber industry each year. In the long-term, this figure is projected to double by 2015. At most large timber mills, only a small fraction (~10%) of wood waste is currently consumed in process steam boilers for lumber drying kilns, while the vast majority is burned in the open air or dumped. Therefore, there is large potential to build power plants and wood waste steam boiler is good choice which is not only energy-saving but also eco-friendly.