Pellet Burner for Sand DryerHow Biomass Pellet Burners Work Fuel Storage: Pellets are stored in a hopper or storage bin adjacent to the burner. Fuel Feeding: An automated feeding mechanism, such as an auger, delivers the pellets from the hopper to the combustion chamber. Ignition: An electric igniter or hot air is used to ignite the pellets. Combustion: Pellets burn in the combustion chamber, releasing heat. Heat Transfer: Heat is transferred from the combustion chamber to a heat exchanger, which heats air or water for space heating, hot water supply, or industrial processes. Exhaust: Combustion gases are vented through a flue or chimney. Biomass pellet burners are a sustainable and efficient alternative to traditional heating systems. By using renewable biomass pellets, these burners help reduce greenhouse gas emissions, lower energy costs, and support sustainable resource management. However, considerations such as initial investment, fuel quality, and maintenance should be taken into account when choosing a biomass pellet burner.