Sugarcane Bagasse as Biomass Pellet Fuel in Brazil
 

As the world pay attention to the development and utilization of bioenergy, seeking for available biofuel has become an important topic. As the biggest sugarcane producer in the world, Brazil has a very bright prospect to produce pellets using bagasse. We can offer you high quality biomass pellet plant to help you make bagasse into fuel.

Abundant Sugarcane Bagasse as Raw Materials
 

Brazil is the biggest sugarcane producer and the largest exporter of sugar in the world. The main production region distributes in South-Central Brazil, accounting for 90% cane harvesting of the whole country. The remaining 10% sugarcane producer is in the Northeast of Brazil. It is known that sugarcane can be used for the production of sugar and ethanol. Crushing for juice extraction, sugarcane generates bagasse residue. Nevertheless, approximately 30% of the sugar cane production is bagasse, or about 30 millions ton is left to waste. In addition, continuing trade expansion and market diversification contribute to the sustainable development of sugarcane industry, along with a biomass residue surplus. It is understood that bagasse decay will release methane, which is more dangerous to the ozone layer than carbon dioxide. So, the best ch0oice is burning it instead, which will give you carbon credits.
 

Features of Sugarcane Bagasse to Make Biomass Pellet
 

Bagasse, is just garbage, whereas the gospel of energy. As a kind of biomass, bagasse can be converted into meritorious fuel, becoming a type of energy resource. Meanwhile, studies have shown that bio-fuels made from bagasse, are generally considered to be beneficial for the environment. There are several transformation technologies for biomass, upon the type, available residues and the market demand. It is convenient for storage and transport by pressing bagasse. Pellet can be used to generate electricity or produce heat as fuel. In Brazil, the proportion of hydropower is approximately 77% of the energy supply. According to statistics, the annual output of Brazil’s sugar cane bagasse can provide residents with as much electricity as Brazil’s largest hyropower plant.

The moisture of fresh sugarcane bagasse is about 48%~50%, first of all, it needs to be dried to about 12% by the Bagasse  rotary drum dryer. we provide high quality biomass dryig system and wood pellet mill. If you are interested in making full use of the waste bagasse to produce excellent wood pellets, our wood pellet plantl is your optimal choice.

 

Feaatures of Dongding Bagasse drying and pelleting plant