Rice Husk Boiler

Product Description

Fangkuai’s rice husk boiler is a type of boiler that uses rice husks as its fuel source to produce steam for various industrial applications. Rice husks are the outermost layer of rice grains that are separated during the milling process. They are a renewable and abundant source of energy and can be used as a substitute for fossil fuels such as coal, oil, and natural gas. The rice husk-fired steam boiler typically consists of a combustion chamber where the rice husks are burned, a heat exchanger that transfers the heat generated from the combustion process to water, and a steam turbine that uses the steam to generate electricity or drive mechanical equipment. The steam produced can also be used for other industrial processes such as drying, cooking, and sterilization.

Product Advantages

• Cost Effectiveness

  Rice husk is a readily available by-product of rice milling and is often considered waste. However, it can be used as a fuel for boilers, making it a cost-effective option for industries that generate large quantities of rice husk.

• High Energy efficiency

  Rice husk steam boilers are highly efficient in terms of energy conversion, with the ability to produce high-pressure steam and electricity with low emissions.

• Environmentally Friendly

  Rice husk boilers produce low emissions and have a minimal environmental impact. They also reduce the need for fossil fuel consumption, thus reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

• Versatile

  Rice husk steam fired boilers can be used in a variety of industries, including food processing, agriculture, and textiles, among others. They are also suitable for both small and large-scale operations.

Technical Features

• Unique Combustion Technology

  There are different types of combustion technologies used in rice huck boilers, including fixed bed combustion, fluidized bed combustion, and cyclone combustion. Each technology has its own advantages and disadvantages in terms of efficiency, emissions, and operating costs, and the choice of technology depends on the specific requirements and conditions of the application. The combustion technology involves the use of a combustion chamber, where the rice husk is burned, and a heat exchanger, where the heat from the combustion process is transferred to a fluid, typically water, which is then used for the desired application.

• Heat Transfer Technology

  Rice husk fired boilers typically use a process called combustion to transfer heat from the burning rice husk to water or other fluids that are used to produce steam or hot water for heating or other applications. During combustion, the rice husk is burned in a combustion chamber or furnace, where it releases energy in the form of heat. The heat is then transferred to water or other fluids that flow through tubes or pipes that are immersed in the combustion chamber or connected to it. As the hot fluid flows through the tubes or pipes, it absorbs heat from the burning rice husk and becomes heated. The heated fluid then flows out of the boiler and is used to produce steam or hot water for heating or other applications.