From residue to a load
Six steps, then the boiler.
This is the path a fuel takes at the works. Residue comes in, moisture comes down, and the press makes a briquette or a pellet a plant can stock.
- 1
Collect
Stalks, husk, shell, sawdust, bagasse, and other dry agricultural residue come in from the fields and mills around the works.
- 2
Dry
Moisture is brought down so the material will press cleanly and store without spoiling.
- 3
Press
High pressure forms briquettes or pellets. No glue and no chemical binder. The plant’s own lignin holds the shape.
- 4
Check
Each lot is looked over for moisture, density, and how the piece holds together before it is cleared to load.
- 5
Dispatch
Bagged or loaded loose, so a plant can take a truck without waiting on the season.
- 6
Boiler
Steam and heat for textile, food, chemicals, brick, pharma, and any works that already burns solid fuel.
