Driven by the "dual carbon" goal, the biomass drying industry is accelerating its transformation towards high efficiency and low carbon. Clean hot air furnaces, with their low pollution and high thermal efficiency, have become an important supporting heat source for biomass drying equipment, helping enterprises achieve energy saving and consumption reduction and clean production.
Clean combustion technology solves the pollution problem of traditional drying
Traditional biomass drying mostly uses coal or ordinary biomass combustion furnaces, which have problems such as low thermal efficiency, high dust content in flue gas, and high cost of tail gas treatment. The clean hot air furnace optimizes the combustion chamber structure, adopts graded air distribution technology and high-efficiency dust removal devices, making the combustion more complete, with a thermal efficiency of more than 85%, while greatly reducing carbon monoxide (CO), nitrogen oxides (NOx) and particulate matter emissions.
The technical director of a biomass energy company said: "After the clean hot air furnace is used with the biomass dryer, not only the drying efficiency is increased by more than 20%, but also the exhaust gas treatment cost is reduced, and the comprehensive operating cost is significantly reduced."
Precise temperature control to improve the quality of biomass drying
The drying of biomass materials (such as wood chips, straw, mushroom residue, etc.) requires high temperature stability. The clean hot air furnace adopts an intelligent temperature control system, which can achieve precise adjustment of ±5℃, avoiding the problems of uneven drying and material coking caused by large temperature fluctuations of traditional coal-fired furnaces. It is especially suitable for the drying needs of high-value-added biomass products.
Industry experts pointed out that in the future, clean hot air furnaces will develop in the direction of intelligence and multi-fuel adaptation, combined with waste heat recovery, solar auxiliary heating and other technologies to further reduce carbon emissions in the biomass drying industry.
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