EFB
Empty Fruit Bunch ( EFB )
The following types of solid wastes are generated from Palm oil industry.
(The indicative quantities of wastes generated and mentioned below is per 1 ton of full fruit bunch used.)
The following types of solid wastes are generated from Palm oil industry.
(The indicative quantities of wastes generated and mentioned below is per 1 ton of full fruit bunch used.)
Palm Kernel Shells (Approx.6%)
Palm kernel shells are a good feedstock to be used directly in our Gasifiers without crushing and briquetting under moisture content less than 20%.
It also has very high calorific value which is a natural and excellent energy source for gasifiers.
Fines below 3 mm could be sieved out, briquetted and then used in Gasifiers.
Palm kernel shells are a good feedstock to be used directly in our Gasifiers without crushing and briquetting under moisture content less than 20%.
It also has very high calorific value which is a natural and excellent energy source for gasifiers.
Fines below 3 mm could be sieved out, briquetted and then used in Gasifiers.
Empty Fruit Bunch ( EFB ) (Approx.30%)
EFB could be shredded, dried and briquetted in a pellet making line.
The moisture content of EFB pellet should be below 20% with size requirement of 20-80mm.
The Gasification Temperature is around 1000-1100℃.
The syngas generated from our gasifiers features average Calorific Value above 1200 Kcal/Nm3.
EFB could be shredded, dried and briquetted in a pellet making line.
The moisture content of EFB pellet should be below 20% with size requirement of 20-80mm.
The Gasification Temperature is around 1000-1100℃.
The syngas generated from our gasifiers features average Calorific Value above 1200 Kcal/Nm3.
Palm Fiber (Approx.14%)
Loose palm fibers generally have bulk density, which means the fibers need to be briquetted before entering the gasifier.
Loose palm fibers generally have bulk density, which means the fibers need to be briquetted before entering the gasifier.
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