Moisture Content

The requirement of moisture depends on different kinds of raw materials.

The moisture content of sawdust for the die-driving Pellet Mill ZLSP-D is specified to 10%-18%;

and roller-driving Pellet Mill ZLSP-R is 10%-14%. The materials should be mixed evenly.

Requested size

The maximum size of the materials cannot exceed the diameter of the pelletizing hole.

For example, if the diameter of the hole is 6mm, the length of the saw dust cannot be more than 6mm.

Please ensure the proper size of raw material according to the diameter of the hole.

Composition

This mill can process both single kind material and mixture with different materials.

Pieces of stone and iron or other hard impurities cannot be mixed into the material;

otherwise they will damage the die and roller.

Binder

Our mills are designed to pelletize without any additive. However we recommend using a binder,

which can increase capacity and extend service life of die, roller and other wearing parts.

About products

With functions of grinding, mixing, conditioning, pelletizing and cooling, etc, GMC-ZCP300D biomass pellet complete plant, which consists of hammer mill, separation system, air and exhaust system, mixed feeder, conditioning system, pellet mill, sorting system, cooling system and screw conveyor, etc, meets pellet production requirements for fodder and fuel. The major process is controlled by frequency conversion adjustment.

Main technical parameters

Operational principles

Material after being broken into powdery particle by the hammer mill will be sucked into the storage bin through cyclone and then conveyed into pellet mill by adjustable-speed feeder. The finished pellets will be cooled in cooling conveyor through a vibrating screen. Cooling the pellets to ambient temperature makes it easier to transport and storage.

Technological process

Hammer mill-------fan-----cyclone----material mixing bin---- feeder--- pellet mill

--------vibrating screen --------- screw conveyor--------- bulk product               

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