Recently, RICHI successfully signed seven small biomass pelletizing plant projects in Cuba. The products of this project will be used to bake tobacco leaves, solving the problem of farmers’ difficulty in controlling baking temperatures.

Biomass fuel is made from sawdust, bark, tobacco stems, tobacco leaves, waste wood and other waste materials as the main raw materials. After crushing, extrusion, cooling, packaging and other processes, it is finally made into environmentally friendly fuel. It has high calorific value, sufficient combustion, clean and environmentally friendly. It burns smokeless and odorless, and its sulfur content, ash content, nitrogen content, etc. are much lower than coal.

It is used to bake tobacco leaves, which not only solves the problem of alternative fuels, but also solves the problem of environmental pollution, protects ecological resources, and has an obvious effect of reducing work. , truly liberating villagers from the heavy physical labor of traditional baking and achieving the goal of reducing labor and costs.

Using biomass pellets for combustion and baking, the baking cost is 8 US dollars/house less than that of coal, and the economic benefits, social benefits, and environmental protection effects are significant.

Benefiting from the “biomass burner” and the benefits of environmental protection, energy saving, cost reduction and efficiency improvement, local farmers in Cuba are increasingly favoring new energy baking houses. This is why our Cuban customers invest in the construction of biomass pellet production lines. original intention. These 7 production lines can basically meet the usage of existing biomass burners in the customer’s area every year, achieving self-sufficiency.