Bangladesh is a rapidly growing region for cassava processing industry in South Asia. The local cassava starch production line requires continuous and stable saturated steam in processes such as raw material steaming, starch concentration, drying, and sterilization. The original heating scheme of the cassava flour factory had high fuel costs, and the local rice resources were abundant. Rice husks had a large yield and were easily obtained as agricultural waste. The customer hopes to use biomass steam boilers that can directly burn rice husks to replace expensive fossil fuels, reduce production energy costs, and achieve the resource utilization of agricultural waste. After on-site working condition calculation and fuel characteristic testing, they selected
Sitong boiler’s DZH8-1.25-SCII single drum reciprocating grate rice husk fired steam boiler. The
Sitong boiler team will also provide customers with boiler bodies, auxiliary equipment, flue gas purification systems, installation guidance, and commissioning services. The customer chooses to directly burn the by-product rice husks from surrounding rice mills, significantly reducing fuel procurement costs and turning agricultural waste into production energy.
Sitong boiler's reciprocating furnace needle adopts a partitioned air distribution design to ensure the full combustion of rice husks and reduce coking due to their light texture and high volatile matter. This boiler can produce 1.25MPa stable saturated steam, which is transported to the cassava flour workshop and can meet the continuous production needs of starch cooking, concentration and drying throughout the entire process. Bangladesh has abundant local rice husk resources. Its stable steam characteristics can significantly reduce the fuel cost of the enterprise, which is well matched with the heat demand of its cassava flour production line after this boiler is put into use. Sitong Boiler's overseas technical services respond promptly and can fully address the customer's concerns during the initial stage of factory construction. The cassava starch plant project in Bangladesh is a typical implementation case of
Sitong boiler's DZH series biomass boiler in the South Asian food starch processing industry. Relying on the abundant rice husk resources in the local area, DZH8-1.25-SCII boiler helps customers achieve energy structure optimization, balancing economic, continuity, and environmental requirements, providing mature biomass steam heating solutions for South Asian food, starch, and grain and oil processing enterprises.
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