Peanut shell pellet fuel looks really nice. It’s shaped like a cylinder, and its surface is shiny and slightly glossy. It’s quite dense and has a grayish-yellow color. Plus, it’s the perfect size for burning, with an outer diameter of 6-9 mm and a length of 10-36 mm.
High Combustion Efficiency.
Peanut shell pellet fuel burns really well because it’s so dense. When it’s burning, the center gets really hot, like over 1100 degrees Celsius! And it releases a lot of heat too – up to 3700 to 4000 kcal per kilogram. Compared to coal and oil, it’s definitely a great choice.
Strong Firepower and Low Ash.
When peanut shell pellet fuel burns, it doesn’t break apart or scatter like some other fuels. It just burns cleanly and evenly. Because it’s made under high pressure, it’s really dense, so it burns hot and strong. Plus, with the right amount of air and oxygen, it can even burn twice, which means it’s really efficient and doesn’t pollute the air.
Easy to Transport and Store.
Since peanut shells are turned into pellets, they take up much less space – about 9 times less! That means they’re really easy to move and store, which saves a lot of money on transportation and storage costs.
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