Biomass pellets have wide applications in daily life, you can use them as fuel for home heating and cooking and they release less poisonous gas and greenhouse gases; after burning, their ash can be used as fertilizers. Featured with low cost, small size, easy to move, less labor, low energy consumption, easy to operate, easy maintenance, stable performance and low noise, biomass pellet mill (http://www.woodpelletmillchina.com/pro/biomass_pellet_mill.html) is based on biomass crop straw as the main raw material mainly from corn stalks, tree branches, stem class, grass and other biomass materials. It is a special equipment of compressing such materials into blocks.
Biomass pellet mill consists of many parts, such as die, roller, bearing, shearing bins and so on. A stable operating can be realized through the efforts of all parts. Here we take a look on the bearings of biomass pellet mills.
Bearings do their work silently in tough environments, since they are hidden in machinery where we can not see them. Nevertheless, bearings are crucial for the stable operation of machinery and ensure its top performance. The basic function of bearings is principally to reduce mechanical friction. Reducing friction means the following. First, the machinery will run more efficiently and smoothly. Second, there will be less friction wear, thus extending the operating life of the machinery. Last, it can prevent abrasion burn, avoiding mechanical breakdown. During the pelletizing process, bearings basically help the shaft to rotate easily. Also, bearings contribute to lowering energy consumption and allow efficient transmission of power.
In fact, unlike other parts of the pellet making mills (http://www.paradisedivingasia.com/), bearings are comparatively more fragile and wear out faster. This means bearings consumption could be large. Therefore, regular checking and maintaining the bearings of the pellet mills is recommended to guarantee their longer and higher performance.
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