Stronga recently supplied a dryer to a farm who were journeying towards self-reliance, using manure and maize digestate fibre as cattle bedding. Recently, biochar bedding has taken centre stage, with its emission and disease reducing qualities. Learn more in the article.
Biomass Dryer
Drying Woodchip Dramatically Reduces Harmful ‘VOC’ Emissions
Woodchip fuel has been increasingly adopted as part of the bio-energy initiative to reduce the use of fossil fuels and promote sustainable fuel production. Stronga have been advocating the use of dry biomass in energy production for many years. Recent research has confirmed the stark increase in emissions when using wet woodchip fuel in energy production.
Drying Bark Beetle Infested Woodchip – Turning Residues into Energy & Biochar
Bark Beetles (Scolytinae) are one of the most environmentally-destructive pests. There are up to 6,000 known species of bark beetle found in multiple countries with affected areas in America, parts of Asia, Alaska, Norway, Germany, the UK and beyond. Discover how drying infected wood can help ‘re-green’ and re-generate forestry while adding financial value.
Opportunities for Sawmills to Diversify into the Energy Market
In a world where renewable energy resources are highly valued, sawmills are well-equipped to benefit from valuable wood residues which, when suitably dried, are useful for energy production, among other opportunities. Collaborating with Stronga enables sawmills to achieve more, using less.
Storm-Damaged Timber – Opportunities for Forestry Entrepreneurs
Forestry companies paid to remove wood from storm-damaged sites have the option of pursuing new business as a supplier of dry wood fuel. Learn more.
Comparing On-Floor Biomass Drying to Continuous Flow Drying
The purpose of this article is to discuss the significant issues and inefficiencies associated with on-floor drying systems in comparison to the improvements offered by the better developed, more intelligent and modern FlowDrya continuous dryer from Stronga.