China Rice Husk Pellet Machine with 1.5 Tph Capacity

Rice Husk pellet machine with 1.5 TPH capacity
Machine List & Specification

NoMachineDescription 1Pellet MachineModel No: SZLH560
Power: 90kw
Type: Ring Die
Capacity (t/h): 1.2-1.5
Dimension (mm): 2600x1300x2300
Weight (t): 5.62Grease PumpModel No: HYB-4
Power: 0.37kw
Dimension (mm): 600x600x600
Weight (t): 0.153Steam BlowerModel No: 9-19
Power: 1.5kw
Dimension (mm): 500x500x500
Weight (t): 0.14Dust RemoverModel No: 2
Power: 1.5kw
Dimension (mm): 500x500x1500
Weight (t): 0.155Screw Conveyor Model No: JL219X4.5
Power: 2.2kw
Dimension (mm): 4500x400x500
Weight (t): 0.3
Capacity (t/h): 1.56Electronic
ControlDimension (mm): 700x300x1500
Weight (t): 0.05

With over 8,1 million tonnes certified worldwide in 2016 and 9,2 million tonnes anticipated by the end of 2017

In the wake of the release of AEBIOM's Statistical Report 2017, the European Pellet Council (EPC, an AEBIOM network) in charge of ENplus management, announced a record year for the wood pellet quality scheme. With over 8,1 million tonnes certified worldwide in 2016 and 9,2 million tonnes anticipated by the end of 2017, ENplus confirms its leading role in the global harmonisation of high quality wood pellets. Initially developed and launched in Germany in 2010 in order to ensure wood pellet quality all along the supply chain, ENplus has experienced a sustained growth over the years, expanding beyond European borders. In 2016, ENplus certified 366 pellet producers and 324 traders over 41 countries, with a positive trend confirmed by the projections for 2017 showing as many as 411 certified producers (+12%) and 359 traders (+11%). Producers from Australia and New Zealand have also applied for the first time. Germany maintained its leading position with 1,7 million tonnes of ENplus pellets produced, followed by Austria, France and Romania. Russian demand for ENplus certification is also remarkable. In 2016, the federation was the first non-EU28 country in terms of production, ranking in the top five worldwide. This trend was confirmed in 2017, with one of the most substantial increases in certified volume. According to Gilles Gauthier, General Manager of the scheme "Market players' interest in ENplus will allow us to continue investing serenely in consolidating the scheme, its implementation and the coordination with ENplus partners. Maintaining high and harmonised standards will be key for the long-term establishment of the pellet sector."

Regarding quality classes, over 90% of all certified production is sealed ENplus® A1, the scheme's highest grade. ENplus A2 represents around nine per cent, while ENplus B pellet production remains limited with less than one per cent of the certified volume. This distribution clearly indicates that the European heating sector remains a market driven by premium quality pellets.

The rapid growth of the certification also implies a specific attention to both quality controls and brand protection: besides the yearly inspections, any quality complaint is closely followed by the ENplus team, potentially leading to extraordinary inspections. This allows for a constant quality control throughout the year. Trademark fraud is also closely monitored by ENplus management, as attested by the 478 infringements identified and positively solved over the past two years.

Eric Vial, President of the European Pellet Council confirmed "The ENplus scheme reached a whole new level, it is now essential to protect and develop its reputation. Among other strategic orientations, we have therefore decided to work in 2018 on improving public awareness about pellet quality and the ENplus brand."

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