As a new type of environmentally friendly fuel, the storage conditions of energy-saving biomass burning pellets are crucial to maintain the quality and performance of the pellets.
First, energy-saving biomass burning pellets should be stored in a dry environment. A humid environment will cause the pellets to absorb moisture, which will affect their combustion performance. Excessive moisture content may cause the pellets to produce more smoke when burning, reduce combustion efficiency, and may even cause the combustion equipment to malfunction. Therefore, the storage place should have good ventilation conditions to avoid the accumulation of humid air. You can choose to store indoors, such as in a warehouse or basement, and use dehumidification equipment to control air humidity. If stored outdoors, choose a place with higher terrain and good drainage, and cover it with waterproof cloth or plastic film to prevent rainwater from penetrating.
Second, avoid direct sunlight. Long-term sunlight exposure will increase the temperature of energy-saving biomass burning pellets, which may cause the pellets to deteriorate or spontaneously combust. Therefore, the storage place should be selected in a cool place, or use shading facilities to block the sunlight.
In addition, energy-saving biomass burning pellets should be kept away from fire sources and flammable materials. Although energy-saving biomass burning pellets are not easy to burn, they may still cause fires under the influence of high temperature, fire source or flammable materials. The storage place should be equipped with corresponding fire-fighting equipment, such as fire extinguishers, fire hydrants, etc., and should be inspected and maintained regularly. At the same time, fire safety regulations should be strictly observed, and smoking, using open flames or other activities that may cause fires in storage places are prohibited.
During storage, attention should also be paid to the stacking method of pellets. Energy-saving biomass burning pellets should be stacked neatly to avoid excessive stacking, so as not to cause the bottom pellets to be compressed, deformed or broken. Pallets or shelves can be used to stack pellets for easy handling and ventilation. At the same time, the storage of pellets should be checked regularly, and deteriorated or damaged pellets should be cleaned up in time to ensure the quality and safety of the pellets.
In short, the storage conditions of energy-saving biomass burning pellets require dryness, coolness, away from fire sources and flammable materials, and attention should be paid to the stacking method. Only by meeting these storage conditions can the quality and performance of energy-saving biomass burning pellets be guaranteed, and its safety and efficiency during use can be ensured.
