Pellet Boilers

Principle of Operation of Pellet Boiler

Pellet boilers operate using compressed biomass fuel known as wood pellets. Wood pellets are produced by compressing wood waste and biomass materials. These pellets are fed into the boiler and the combustion process begins. The heat energy resulting from the combustion of the fuel heats the water through the heat transfer surfaces in the boiler. The heated water is stored as hot water and can be used when needed.

Areas of Use for Pellet Boilers

• Home Heating: Pellet boilers are an environmentally friendly and economical choice for heating homes.
• Commercial Buildings: They are used to heat commercial structures such as office buildings, hotels, restaurants.
• Industrial Facilities: Pellet boilers are also used to provide process heat in industrial facilities.
• Greenhouse and Agriculture: Pellet boilers are preferred for heating in plant cultivation environments.
• Heat Recovery: Pellet boilers can be used to utilize waste biomass materials and produce energy.

Advantages of Pellet Boilers

• Environmentally Friendly: Since pellets are produced from compressed biomass materials, they are a natural and renewable fuel source.
• High Efficiency: Pellet boilers generally offer high combustion efficiency and energy savings.
• Low Emission: Clean burning of pellets produces low emission levels.
• Easy to Use: Pellets are easy to store and use. The use is more practical thanks to automatic feeding systems.

Pellet boilers are important heating systems used to produce heat in an environmentally friendly and efficient manner.

They offer a wide range of applications thanks to their different models and areas of use.