Agro Fossil Free - Mobile pelletizing unit

General beskrivelse

The EU-funded Proxipel project has developed a mobile pelletising unit that can process a variety of biomass types, including wet biomass, on-site where the biomass is generated. It promises to recover biomass that would otherwise be wasted while reducing the environmental impacts associated with biomass transformation. It can handle a large variety of raw material, like straw, nut shell, rice husk, etc., although the main raw material is expected to be wooden residues.

Mobile pelletizing unit

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FEFTS specifikationer

Forskningsprojekt

Til Ren energiforsyning (Energi produktionssystem)

Vedvarende energikilde

Biomasse (Træflis)

Energi produceret

Varme/kølingstype

Velegnet/ideel til

Varme til bygninger

Landbrugsdomæne

Jordbrug

Egnet til

Landmand

Ansøgninger

Energiforsyning (f.eks. elektricitet)

Især

Fast biomasse

Løsnings type

Hardware, Fuldstændig løsning

Detaljer

Projektets akronym: Proxipel

Projektfinansieringstype: EU

Projektfinansieringskilde: H2020

Projektkoordinator: PROXIPEL SA (RICHARD PFISTER)

Kordinator placering: Schweiz

Kordinator email/kontakt formular: info@proxipel.com, richard.pfister@proxipel.com

Projekt status: Færdig

Samlet budget: 71429

Andre websteder

https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/882623

Suplerende information

The biopellet market is booming in Europe, and the production of wood pellets (main commercial product) has increased from 6-7 to 26 Mton/year in the period 2006-2015, and is expected to rise to 38 Mton/year in 2025, due to the general interest in substituting fossil fuel with CO2 neutral biomass. There is a need of solutions to utilise the potential of biomass residues currently available in forests, agriculture, agroindustry and parks, not being used today as it is too expensive to handle and process the feedstock. Our innovative solution consists in a mobile pelletizing unit, placed on a trailer that can be connected to a normal truck for transportation. This eliminates associated costs with buying land and obtaining building and permissions. The raw material is crushed, milled, dried, and pressed to biopellets. Only one operator is required, and the unit can produce up to 1.2 ton/h with a low energy consumption. Our first sales is expected to be in Switzerland and in France. By 2026, it is expected to have sold more than 400 units.

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Audiovisuelt materiale

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FCzaoEqMEW4

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