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What is The Multi-Biomass Pellet Making Mix Recipes?

To maximize profits in pellet production, choosing the right biomass mix is crucial. PelletIndia.com  offers expertly formulated recipes to ensure optimal balance between input costs, calorific value, ash content, and maintenance needs. Below is an analysis of these recipes to help you select the most suitable one for your production needs:

The theoretical calculation for determining the optimal biomass pellet recipe by focusing on four primary factors: calorific value (Kcal/Kg), ash content (%), cost of raw materials, and proportion of materials in the recipe.

Key Factors for Consideration:

1. Calorific Value (CV): Higher calorific value translates to more energy per kilogram.
2. Ash Content: Lower ash content reduces maintenance and increases efficiency.
3. Input Material Costs: Availability and cost of raw materials affect overall profitability.

Given Data:

• Each recipe’s composition, calorific value, and ash content.
• Hypothetical cost per kilogram of each raw material (since actual costs are not provided).

Hypothetical Costs (per Kg) in INR:

• Wood Chips: ₹8
• Sawdust: ₹6
• Eucalyptus Bark: ₹10
• Alfalfa: ₹7
• Corn Cob: ₹5
• Rice Husk: ₹4
• Rice Straw: ₹5
• Napier Grass: ₹5
• Sugarcane Bagasse: ₹4
• Peanut Shell: ₹5
• Sunflower Husk: ₹3
• Bamboo: ₹12
• Bamboo Bark: ₹10
• Press Mud: ₹2
• Mustard Stalk: ₹3

Example Calculation for “High-Calorific Value Mix for Wood Pellets”:

• Recipe: 60% Wood Chips, 30% Sawdust, 10% Eucalyptus Bark
• Calorific Value: 4300 Kcal/Kg
• Ash Content: 1%
• Cost Calculation:
  • Wood Chips (60% of ₹8): 0.60 * 8 = ₹4.80
  • Sawdust (30% of ₹6): 0.30 * 6 = ₹1.80
  • Eucalyptus Bark (10% of ₹10): 0.10 * 10 = ₹1.00
  • Total Cost per Kg: ₹4.80 + ₹1.80 + ₹1.00 = ₹7.60

Calculation for Other Recipes:

Ranking and Scoring:

• Calorific Value Score: Higher is better (normalized to a score out of 100).
• Ash Content Score: Lower is better (normalized to a score out of 100).
• Cost Score: Lower is better (normalized to a score out of 100).

The final score is an average of these three normalized scores.

Calculations:

Let’s normalize and calculate the final score for the above examples:

1. High-Calorific Value Mix for Wood Pellets:
   • Calorific Value Score: (4300/4700)×100=91.49
   • Ash Content Score: (1/3.2)×100=31.25
   • Cost Score: (7.30/10.50)×100=69.52
   • Final Score: (91.49+31.25+69.52)/3=64.75
2. Premium Bamboo Pellet Recipe:
   • Calorific Value Score: (4500/4700)×100=95.74
   • Ash Content Score: (1.2/3.2)×100=37.50
   • Cost Score: (7.30/10.50)×100=69.52
   • Final Score: (95.74+37.50+69.52)/3=67.59
3. Multi-Biomass Mix:
   • Calorific Value Score: (4300/4700)×100=91.49
   • Ash Content Score: (2.5/3.2)×100=78.13
   • Cost Score: (7.30/10.50)×100=69.52
   • Final Score: (91.49+78.13+69.52)3=79.05

Conclusion:

• The Multi-Biomass Mix scores the highest overall when considering calorific value, ash content, and cost.
• Premium Bamboo Pellet Recipe and High-Calorific Value Mix for Wood Pellets also perform well but have a higher cost or ash content impact.

This analysis suggests that the Multi-Biomass Mix offers a balanced and cost-effective solution for maximizing profits in biomass pellet production in Indian Rupees.

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