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What are the advantages and disadvantages of biomass boilers

04 Jan, 2022

　　There are many advantages of biomass boilers. The advantages of biomass boilers have been mentioned above, but there are also disadvantages. Let's compare the advantages and disadvantages of biomass boilers to see if biomass boilers are ideal boilers.

Biomass boiler advantage:

　　1. It is a renewable energy source. Biomass boiler energy is derived from organic matter, plant or animal manure, and combustion provides energy, such as heat and electricity.

　　2. It is better for the environment than fossil fuels. Carbon dioxide released by fossil fuels is released into the atmosphere and is harmful to the environment. Many energy sources are difficult to control carbon dioxide emissions, which may cause harm to the ozone layer and increase the impact of greenhouse gases.

　　3. Reduce dependence on fossil fuels. Using biomass boiler fuel as a backup source to reduce our dependence on fossil fuels is better for the earth and more cost-effective.

Biomass boiler shortcoming:

　　1. Cost. The initial cost of biomass boilers is higher than that of conventional oil or natural gas boilers.

　　2. Space. Biomass boiler systems usually require a separate storage area more than oil or natural gas fueled boiler systems, so a lot of space is required.

　　But on the whole, the most ideal boiler is still a biomass boiler. Its advantages far outweigh its disadvantages. Moreover, the conditions for full combustion of the boiler are not only the hardware of the boiler itself, but the fuel is also one of the most important factors. Biomass boilers are very popular among all types of furnaces. Compared with natural gas boilers, in rural areas or areas where biomass fuels are easily available, biomass-fired boilers are more favored because of the low fuel cost, which is also very important for the final product. The low operating cost of the biomass boiler plays a decisive role.