Exhaust gases from the combustion of moist wood usually leave the boiler systems at a temperature range of 140 to 200°C. The dryer exhaust system utilizes the heat energy of the exhaust gas to pre-dry the wet fuel.

The moist wood is initially fed into the system on a belt dryer. The exhaust gas of the boiler system passes through the fuel bed, absorbing the moisture from the wood chips. The saturated exhaust gas then flows through the downstream wet electrostatic precipitator.
The pre-drying of the wet wood chips is performed automatically at a feed rate equivalent to the fuel demand of the boiler.

The performance of the wood chips dryer is determined by the temperature and humidity of the exhaust gas. For instance, wood chips with a moisture content of 55% can be dried to 35% moisture with an exhaust gas temperature of 180 degrees Celsius. This leads to a substantial improvement in the combustion quality at partial and full loads.

An initial separation of coarse particles occurs during the passage of the flue gas through the wood chips. Subsequently, the saturated flue gas is cleaned by the integrated electrostatic precipitator.

General information

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Dimensional Drawings
Note: The dimensions depend on the rating and exhaust gas temperature.

2.5 MW
4 MW