Biomass power plant boiler

Zozen Boiler has completed several biomass centralized power generation boiler projects that typically burn rice husk and other biomass fuels around the world. At present, biomass power plants are gradually increasing in various provinces in China. The main fuels of these biomass fuel power plant boilers are straw and rice husks. In order to save boiler operating costs, most power plants use multiple biomass fuels for co-firing, such as Rice husk + bark + bamboo shavings + leftovers + broken wood, etc.

Today, the establishment of biomass power stations in China has strong regional restrictions, and the main cause of such restrictions is fuel. Because if there are two biomass power plants in a county, then it is very easy for fuel to compete and form bad competition. Although the country vigorously encourages the development of biomass energy, and also encourages the development of biomass centralized power generation, biomass centralized heating, and biomass cogeneration, regional restrictions are objective factors and cannot be avoided. Regardless of the south or the north, in fact, biomass fuels are very rich, just the differences in fuels, but for the boiler manufacturers, it is only the difference between the design fuel and the heating value of the fuel. For example, the southern biomass power station boiler can burn palm shells Fuels such as sugarcane bagasse, sugar dregs, and slag can be burned in the north, which are inexhaustible. As long as the local government allows the establishment of biomass power plants, there is generally no problem.

For the recommendation of the type of biomass power plant boilers, biomass fluidized bed power boilers are currently recognized by the industry as high-efficiency, low-nitrogen, and energy-saving products, and are the first equipment for large-scale centralized power generation.

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