Andresen Trading

SPECIFICATIONS:
Wood type Material: 100% Pine Wood, Spruce Wood, Beech Wood, Fir Wood, and Birch wood
Quality standard: Wood pellets A1
Color: Light yellow, yellow
Diameter: 6mm and 8mm
Length: 3-40 mm
Moisture: ≤6%
Ash: <0.5%
Heating capacity: 5.1 kWh / kg (4400 kcal / kg or 18.5 MJ / kg)
Volatiles: 80-85%
Sulfur content: ≤0.03%
Bulk density: 650 kg / m³
100% natural environmentally friendly raw materials: pine or hardwood,
pure wood
Quality guaranteed
WHAT IS A WOOD PELLET?
A wood pellet is a piece of ground wood, dehydrated and compressed to twice the energy density of green wood. In addition to the increased density, a pellet has a higher calorific value, less expensive transportation costs, improved storage and logistics and automated handling. In essence, wood pellet fuel becomes a viable substitute for fossil fuels such as oil or natural gas.

Wood Pellets Benefits:
Pellets are a renewable and sustainable heat and energy fuel, produced from 100 percent wood fiber.
Pellets are carbon neutral. When burned, they emit the same amount of carbon dioxide as is absorbed when a tree grows in the forest.
It cost less than fossil fuels. The cost of wood pellets are far more stable than the ever-increasing price of fossil fuels.
Pellets are available locally.
How do pellets compare?
For heating, one ton of wood pellets equals…
– 120 gallons of heating oil
– 170 gallons of propane
– 16,000 ft3 of natural gas
– 4,775 kWh of electricity

Application of Wood Pellets and Use of Biomass Pellets:
Application of Wood Pellets is extensive worldwide and the use of biomass pellets can be seen in daily life. Wood pellets are actually made from agricultural or forestry wastes such as straw, sawdust, bagasse, peanut shell, sunflower seed shell, saw shavings, grain stalks and straw. Pellet fuel shall be processed via the process of crushing, drying, mixing, pelleting, cooling, screening and packaging. Biomass pellets are used widely as a new green energy fuel, which is mainly used as a substitute for fossil fuel (coal, gasoline and natural gas) and mainly applied to the following industries: