Biomass Categories
Rice Husk
Outer shell of paddy removed during milling, used in boilers, kilns, and briquette production.
Rice Straw
Dry stalks left after rice harvest, used as biomass fuel and for pellets and briquettes.
Wheat Straw
Stalks left after wheat threshing, supplied loose or baled for boilers and fuel processing.
Mustard Straw
Dry mustard crop residue with good burning properties for industrial heating and briquetting.
Corn Cobb
Core of the maize ear left after shelling, a dense and steady-burning agricultural fuel.
Sesame Stick
Woody sesame stalks used as biomass fuel for boilers, furnaces, and kilns.
Sesame Seed Straw
Sesame crop residue after seed separation, used in biomass fuel and briquette making.
Bagasse
Fibrous residue left after sugarcane juice extraction, commonly used as boiler fuel.
Why Biomass Fuel?
- Renewable Source: Made from agricultural residues and plant by-products.
- Cost-Effective: A practical alternative to conventional fuels in many applications.
- Low Sulphur: Generally cleaner burning than many fossil fuels.
- Versatile Use: Suitable for boilers, kilns, furnaces, and pellet or briquette production.
Properties such as moisture, calorific value, and ash content vary by material, season, and lot. Buyers should confirm specifications before purchase.
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