6mm Brown Bagasse Pellets

Brown Bagasse Pellets are a premium biomass fuel made from sugarcane residue (bagasse) that has been sun-dried and mechanically compressed into 6mm pellets. With a calorific value of approximately 3950 kcal/kg, low moisture (~5%), and consistent size, these pellets are ideal for replacing coal in industrial boilers, furnaces, and pellet burners. Priced competitively at Rs 13/kg, they offer clean, efficient, and sustainable energy output.

Product Specifications:

Key Features & Benefits:

• High Energy Output: Matches lower-grade coal, making it a solid fuel substitute.

• Low Moisture (~5%): Ensures fast ignition and steady burning.

• Consistent 6mm Pellet Size: Ideal for automated pellet feeding systems.

• Eco-Friendly & Renewable: Utilizes agro-waste from sugarcane processing.

• Cost-Effective Heating: Saves fuel cost while reducing environmental footprint.

• Supports Rural Circular Economy: Adds value to agro-residue that would otherwise be discarded or burnt.

Applications:

1. Industrial Boilers & Furnaces
   Widely used in food processing, textile, brick kilns, and paper industries.

2. Commercial Pellet Burners
   Suitable for restaurants, hotels, and centralized heating systems.

3. Power Generation in Biomass Plants
   Used in gasifiers or co-firing setups for renewable power generation.

4. Agro-Based Industries
   Sugar mills and agro-processing units can reintegrate it into energy loops.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1. What is Brown Bagasse?
A: Its the fibrous residue left after sugarcane juice extraction, sun-dried and processed into fuel pellets.

Q2. Whats the difference between brown and white bagasse?
A: Brown bagasse is sun-dried and untreated, while white bagasse may go through additional cleaning and bleaching making brown more natural and less costly.

Q3. Can these pellets be used in place of coal?
A: Yes, especially in industrial boilers and burners designed for solid fuels. They deliver similar energy and are more sustainable.

Q4. Is there any special storage required?
A: Store in a dry, covered area to prevent moisture absorption. Avoid direct contact with ground or water.

Q5. What are the emissions like compared to coal?
A: Bagasse pellets produce significantly less sulfur and carbon emissions than coal, contributing to cleaner air and greener operations.

Q6. Is there any government benefit to using bagasse-based fuel?
A: In many regions, use of biomass fuel helps companies meet sustainability goals, qualify for carbon credits, or comply with pollution control norms.