“Biomass pellet production line” refers to a facility or system for producing biomass pellets, which are solid fuels made from organic materials.

The production line typically includes several stages and equipment. The first stage involves preprocessing the biomass feedstock, which can include wood chips, agricultural residues, or other organic materials. This may involve crushing, grinding, or drying the feedstock to achieve the desired particle size and moisture content.

Next, the feedstock is conveyed to a pelletizing machine, where it is compressed and formed into pellets. The pelletizing machine applies pressure and heat to the feedstock, binding the particles together to create dense, uniform pellets.

After pelletization, the pellets may undergo additional processing steps such as cooling, screening, and packaging. Cooling is important to remove excess heat and ensure the stability of the pellets. Screening helps remove any fines or undersized particles. Finally, the pellets are packaged for storage and transportation.

Biomass pellet production lines can vary in scale and complexity, depending on the capacity and specific requirements of the facilit