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Rice Husk Burner

Rice husk burners are industrial combustion devices specifically designed for the efficient and clean combustion of rice husks.

🔘Fuel:Rice Husk

🔘Thermal Output:600,000 kcal

🔘Maximum Feed Rate:150KG/H

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Product Introduction

Question 1-Product Description

Rice Husk Burner Design Principles and Features:

Fuel-Specific Adaptability: Engineered specifically for the physical and chemical properties of rice husks—such as their light weight, high volume, high ash content, and high silica content—ensuring stable feeding, smooth conveyance, and complete combustion.
High-Efficiency Combustion System: Typically employs suspension combustion or fluidized-bed combustion technology. By optimizing the air-fuel ratio (primary and secondary air) and furnace structure, it ensures complete combustion of rice husks at high temperatures, significantly improving combustion efficiency.
Stable Thermal Output: Equipped with automatic feeding and intelligent control systems, it enables stable control of the combustion process and thermal output, meeting the continuous heat demands of industrial production.
Ash Handling: The resulting rice husk ash (rich in silica) can be used as raw material for producing activated carbon, high-quality insulation materials, or soil conditioners, achieving full material circularity.

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Waste-to-Energy: Converts agricultural waste (rice husks) into valuable energy, addressing the environmental issues caused by piling up or discarding husks.

Low-Cost Energy: Very low fuel costs provide a highly economical thermal energy solution for applications such as rice processing, grain drying, industrial steam boilers, and hot water supply.

Carbon-Neutral Cycle: The CO₂ released during combustion originates from photosynthesis during plant growth, resulting in no net increase in atmospheric carbon emissions and aligning with sustainable development principles.