When the biomass pellet machine is pressed into material pellets, coking or slagging may occur.
First of all, biomass pellets coking and slagging are two concepts:
Coking is caused by some non-flammable organic matter, mainly sugar or oil content.
The slag-like material formed is silica. There are two reasons for slagging. One is because the sand burns in the furnace and reaches high temperature, forming a glass-like or coke-like slag-like object. This is the state of slag formation, which indicates that the material There are more impurities in it and the sand content is relatively high. The second is because the substance is not fully burned.
