Biomass briquetting plant, as an environmental protection industry that converts waste biomass resources into clean energy, has played an important role in promoting sustainable development. However, there are some hidden dangers in the production process, which need to be paid enough attention and corresponding protective measures to ensure production safety and personnel health.

Common safety hazards in biomass briquetting plant

1.Risk of dust explosion

Biomass raw materials will produce a lot of dust in the process of processing. If the dust concentration is too high, it may cause an explosion when it meets an open flame or high temperature. Especially in a confined space, dust explosion is more powerful.

2.Mechanical injury

Mechanical equipment such as briquette machine and conveying equipment have high-speed running parts during operation. If the operator fails to operate according to the specifications or the equipment protection measures are not in place, mechanical injuries such as pinching and cutting are easy to occur.

3. Fire hazard

Biomass raw materials are mostly flammable substances, and improper storage and processing may cause fires. In addition, equipment overheating, line aging or electrical failure may also lead to fire accidents.

4. Harmful gas release

In the process of biomass processing, harmful gases such as carbon monoxide and methane may be produced. If the ventilation is poor or the detection is not in place, it may lead to poisoning accidents.

Safety precautions

1. Strengthen dust management

Install high-efficiency dust removal equipment, regularly clean up the dust accumulated in the production site, and keep the working environment clean and tidy; At the same time, set up ventilation facilities in areas where dust is easy to accumulate to reduce dust concentration.

2. Standardize mechanical operation

Operators should receive professional training and use the equipment in strict accordance with the operating procedures; At the same time, equip mechanical equipment with safety facilities such as protective covers and interlocking devices, and regularly overhaul the equipment to ensure its normal operation.

3. Fire prevention

Sufficient fire-fighting equipment should be installed within the factory area and inspected regularly; raw materials and finished products should be stored separately, away from open flames and high-temperature areas; electrical wiring installations must meet safety standards and be maintained regularly.

4. Monitoring harmful gases

Install gas detection and alarm devices in areas where harmful gases may be generated, and maintain good ventilation conditions; Operators should be equipped with necessary protective equipment, such as gas masks.

Summary

Biomass briquetting plant not only promotes the development of green energy, but also attaches great importance to safety in production. If you own a biomass briquetting plant, you must strengthen safety management and improve protective measures to effectively reduce safety risks and ensure the sustainable development of the enterprise. Only under the premise of ensuring safety can the biomass energy industry better serve the society and the environment.