The wearing parts and raw materials of briquette machine
The wearing of
briquette machine, especially the propeller, have a lot to do with the raw materials used in the production. When using pure sawdust and peanut shell as raw materials in the production, the wear of equipment taking peanut shell as raw material is large and the propeller also must be repaired at least 2 days. While the repair time is 3-4 days in sawdust production. The main reason is that peanuts are usually grown in sandy soil, and it will contain a certain proportion of sand on the peanut shells after unearthed, so there would be so much wear on equipment. If the peanut shell is filtered before processing with briquette machine, there will be relatively less wear force on the equipment.
From the point of view of energy saving and new energy application technology and waste utilization, briquette machine equipment is a good project for the benefit of the people that it must be supported and encouraged. The briquette machine produced by our company can effectively make sawdust, rice husk, straw, peanut shell and other things into a new fuel - charcoal through processing. The charcoal produced by briquette machine can effectively replace the charcoal fired by logs. It plays an important role for the protection of environmental forest resources.
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