How Wood Pellets Are Made

[@yodabeeshdc8275]

We recently replaced our traditional fireplace with a wood pellet insert and I love it. That thing seriously cranks out some heat and is more efficient than our old wood burning fireplace. It saves me a lot of money on the gas bill during the winter.

[@SOCOAMERICANBULLYFARM]

Us 2 we are here in Colorado so happy we did not put in a wood burning stove saved us thousands plus no more chopping wood hauling wood and making a mess on the floor.

[@lmn1966]

We have been using pellets for 30 years. So clean and heats well! Thanks for the videos! My suggestion would be use both soft and hardwood. If using just soft wood there's too much ash! So use both. Which will read on bag premium pellets. Ours takes corn as well. *Edited for spelling

[@agustea09]

How about the price using soft or hard wood as raw material? Thanks.

[@24revealer]

@@agustea09 Our Drolet Eco-45 uses less pellets when burning softwood pellets as they burn hotter. And we've tried various brands. If you read about this, they claim its the sap in the softwood. Ours really likes white pine and spruce and they burn really clean too.

[@bmaiceman]

So litterly just wood. No binding agent... I didn't know that.. That's pretty cool.

[@IHateYoutubeHandles615]

Yep, I was wondering about that recently, now I know!

[@Ang.0910]

Sadly the cheaper pellets do use binders and/chemicals to bind the pellets. Just gotta watch out what you buy.

[@jessicahughes5153]

Why the porno music??????

[@donberry6079]

Most excellent video. Very good use of wood "waste". Very efficient too. Keep going.

[@richarddannov5784]

That’s awesome. Captain Planet would be so proud.

[@JustinTurdoCastro420]

That place looks very flammable/explosive with all that sawdust.

[@jerryrigsit5400]

Wish you were in missouri. I help a lady running a dog rescue. She uses cedar pellets that she buys at retail. Being able to buy bulk and have them delivered would bless her.

[@alcocklake]

HOLY CRAP... that's a LOT of metal . I'm gladd you run it through the magnets.... what is that stuff? Nails?

[@knurlgnar24]

scrap wood tends to have a lot of old nails/fasteners in it. Better than going to a landfill.

[@JamesD401]

I just dug a hole in my living room floor and love pouring your pellets into the hole and burning it! Keeps the living room warm and not that smoky. Kind of hard to see but as long as we leave the windows open we can survive I love it

[@992turbos8]

Just Curious , are pellets mass produced the sent to Companies for rebranding ie: Treager , Pit Boss etc.

[@brianb5723]

I enjoy my pellet stove but the fan is quite loud (Osburn 2500). I miss the silent heat of the true wood stove, but I do not miss the fuel used (wood logs). Pellets are easier to obtain, and handle. Thank you for the informative video.

[@deeohgee4574]

My pellet stove did the same. On the back of my stove is a 3 way switch that controls fan speed..set to low it is almost silent. On medium it can be noisy and on high its more than annoying. Your owners manual will tell how to adjust fan speed.

[@mw356]

Cool to see, I work in a pellet plant in northwestern Ontario

[@ABCDEFG-bk9gx]

We love our pellet stove. It heats the whole house. The furnace does comes on but not often.

[@dirkdiggler4860]

I work at marwood we also make wood pellets the supply is large here in atlantic canada and we just cant keep up with demand. I wish i had a way to start a pellet company here but sadly im a production worker without the means. Maybe someday

[@shannonp4037]

Look into what is know in the USA as the SBA (Small Business Administration) they provide loans for small businesses with reasonable rates and terms. I'm sure Canada has something similar. Actually, here is the link. Good luck, but as mentioned, start small if you can or need to.

[@shannonp4037]

I can't leave the link but it is Canada Small Business Financing Program

[@lmn1966]

Here: wood pellet Canada

[@melaniejday]

What a great way to utilize construction and manufacturing wood waste! Does this operation bring a lot of heavy truck traffic to your farm on a daily/weekly basis?

[@KishorTwist]

*This is the best cat litter ever. Very cheap at 5$/40 pounds bag, absorbs smells very well, and compostable! Better than all the other types of litter combined!*

[@ritaokyem6393]

l am in Ghana I want some pls the price

[@denisepinet9472]

Its nice not having the smell and they last a long time.

[@xtripx4273]

I buy EUR 3.50 for 15 kg (I assume it's 40 pounds) bag. This is price in Latvia but pallets are from Canada, so I'm also paying the shipping and middleman part...

[@erictharp6095]

So every kind of wood is all mixed together????

[@JMCCOWAN]

Can you purchase the 40 lb bags and have those delivered instead of smaller bags?

[@michaelgronski6122]

I have a pellet burner and now I know how the pellets are made. Thanks.

[@kongheloise5141]

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[@matthodgson1680]

Interesting video. What's your standard for PDI and moisture content of your pellets?

[@carbonsteelstainlesssteela803]

Good presentation!

[@mafarmerga]

How much does it cost to create such a facility and what volume of wood scraps does one need to be profitable?

[@john34261]

most probably a decent amount to be profitable

[@catlady8324]

silver dragania [dragania cnl] Thank You EF Hutton.

[@JohnSmith-jy4qj]

I am wondering Same thing

[@charlieshirley1597]

How do you seperate the wood from all the dirt and sand before processing???

[@zzp1]

In the Netherlands we are suffering from an abuse of prices caused by the greediness of the local distributors. They raised the price per pallet from 285 Euro to 900 Euro. The question is now if it is worthwhile to invest in a pelletstove.

[@sholahudinfahmiaziz3064]

Do you use wood pellets in large quantities?

[@vernonhowell4485]

Loved the music!!!!!

[@oceanmariner]

It's worth the effort to test different brands of pellets for heat and ash. Some pellets give off 20 to 30% less heat and much more ash. I burn 5+ tons of pellets a season and yet never fill my 6 gallon ash vacuum for the whole season including cleaning the chimney. Best pellets for heat and minimal ash are fir. Hard woods or pellets with some grass or similar matter make the most ash. Usually (but not always) the most expensive pellets are really the best buy.

[@mikecee_bbq1802]

what do your burn? brand name?

[@oceanmariner]

@@mikecee_bbq1802 I use Pacific Coast Pellets with the brand names Sierra, Olympus, and Cascade. Different brand names for different retailers. They serve Alaska, the West Coast and as far east as NM and Montana.

[@Mrdubomb]

Could any scrap wood be made into pellets? I wonder if the Lignin is a strong enough adhesive to be used to shape scrap wood into an mdf material?

[@sameerkulkarni1696]

Is Steam charged inside the Pelletization Machine? What is the temperature of the Pellets coming out from the Pelletization Machine?

[@wildmanofborneo]

Does anyone know why some pellets claim they are softwood yet are dark brown in color? Are they including bark in the mix? Does bark have more ash than wood?

[@tomn8tr]

Lots of pine and soft wood in there.

[@teresawysocki5729]

Very interesting! Thanks!

[@JonathanKing9608]

this makes extremely good and cheap cat litter was well.

[@calvinpurdy2668]

what comes to mind is the danger of a dust explosion. Worked at a factory where chip board is made. Similar process , but after the boards come out of the hot press they go under a large belt sander. this dust is highly volatile when the dust and air mixture is correct. A large silo blew up while I was there.

[@kallekarlsson2181]

I thought about that to. Here's an example: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hHfIooyQgJeol80

[@dianac2596]

Very interesting. Thank you.

[@drloomis7260]

The drying process is key

[@melaniejane9877]

How much does it cost to do all this process? How much energy/fuel is used to make one bag?

[@christyler7391]

Like bio fuels,pellets probably a wash on energy used vs energy gained. Esp with trucking from store to store. Takes 1 gal of oil to produce 1.2 gals of bio fuel. But it's "green"..lol

[@wadebrewer7212]

@@christyler7391 true...but it is supply and demand. Conservation of energy doesnt apply to profitability....lol. in the end...if some guy can wash for fossil vs bio...then the end user is being clean for heat and saving money why the producer is making money...I dont see a problem with it. Win all around really. But you are right...the hypocrisy of electric cars is funny to me. The manufacturing and long term damage to the environment from salvage yards stocked with lithium powered cars cars that were out....let's see how they deal with that one....or the guy that parks his car in the yard because it broke....and..."he will get to it next week" and then years later it is over grown with 2500 pounds of leaking lithium in it.

[@kongheloise5141]

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[@kongheloise5141]

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[@melaniejane9877]

@@christyler7391 How does the cost of heating with pellet stove compare with heating with wood? I love wood burning stove but my chimney burned out so I had to go with pellet stove, which has some advantages but I prefer wood stove.

[@mukeshdayma7243]

hello this side mukesh from india what is the price of this mahine

[@natulcien809]

In the manufacturing process, what's the difference between pellets used for horse bedding and stove pellets? I think the difference is in the wood density but is there any toxic chemicals involved that could harm the animal?

[@cheongyei]

What a great company. Find a niche and own it.

[@scotsmanofnewengland7713]

I burn pellets and I noticed on one brand the bags smelled like a paint varnish when opened ?

[@kylebethel7299]

Is there any use for busted bags of pellets that end up turning to dust and unusable pellets? I know not to burn it but is there anything else I can use it for at all?

[@josephsamalis8727]

Mix it about 50% with good pellets and burn it .

[@kylebethel7299]

@@josephsamalis8727 really? Won't that clog up the feeder though? I have a trekker quadrafire

[@josephsamalis8727]

@@kylebethel7299 ....it doesn't clog my feeder when I do it.

[@josephsamalis8727]

@@kylebethel7299 ...make sure the bad wet pellets are spread out on news paper first and allowed to fully dry.

[@JohnSmith-jy4qj]

Is it worth operating a small scale pellet plant

[@kongheloise5141]

Yes ,small scale pellet plant is a good chance .My whatsapp [phone]

[@johnmeye]

I ❤️pellet stoves😊

[@SANJEEVKUMAR-px2zv]

What's is the price of pellets? Can u tell me?....

[@nonacee5065]

I bought some bags in Tasmania which were full of the dust and weren't even sealed enough to not burst open. Needless to say will not buy those again and went for a hardwood company which must use the same process as this video because they were clean, well shaped and sealed well enough to be handled.

[@outdoorfreedom9778]

When I was heating with an airtight woodstove we used Oak, never pine. Would there be any advantage to using hardwoods instead of pine and fur to make the pellets???

[@Steve211Ucdhihifvshi]

Hardwood generally produces less soot and waste, it provides a longer slower burn usually due to the natural compression of fibre in the wood. However quick growing timber and softwoods etc for example Pine burns hotter but a lot faster leaving a lot of residue and soot. etc.

[@vicO1323]

@@Steve211Ucdhihifvshi It would also cost twice as much.

[@dreamwolf7302]

@@vicO1323 Most stoves run best on a blend, my own runs at peak efficiency (heat produced, over soot/ash build up) on an 80/20 mix (hard/soft). Running purely hardwood resulted in a stove that kept sputtering out at low settings, and didnt produce enough heat at medium settings, while not burning quickly enough to make room for the new pellets coming down (nothing like setting your hopper on fire to wake you up in the middle of the night!) Softwood i was going through 8 pounds every 24 hrs...it was nuts. now, i can run my pellet stove on the lower settings, for a good 48 hours, only go through 60 pounds, and it heats the un-insulated room i stay in quite well.

[@lmn1966]

Use both soft and hardwood. If you just use hardwood it's creates less heat.

[@jukeboxhero1649]

I love Canadia. Alberta is the best province up there.

[@Bom.3d]

Wait Ontario? That’s where I’m from let’s gooo

[@Jessicayang-kc6ii]

What is the max. capacity for the pellet line?

[@sholahudinfahmiaziz3064]

Do you use wood pellets in large quantities?, where I live there are lots of wood pellet products with various types of wood,

[@Jessicayang-kc6ii]

@@sholahudinfahmiaziz3064 Our country use large quantities of wood pellets, however, for us, we only produce and market the wood pellet line.

[@sholahudinfahmiaziz3064]

@@Jessicayang-kc6iiWhat kind of wood pellets do you produce? and what price

[@Zeamus634]

How often do you blow out your air filters?

[@deividasrusenas3403]

They use cyclone seperators, which dont need filters

[@SANJEEVKUMAR-px2zv]

What is the price of pellets in India? Can anyone tell me?? Pls...

[@sherri082772]

What brand are they?

[@tarekali2344]

Hello , what is the price per ton please?

[@sholahudinfahmiaziz3064]

Do you use wood pellets in large quantities?

[@tommytorbet9349]

I used to make these both kitty litter pellets and feul pellets

[@MegaJohnhammond]

We have rabbits that can also extrude pellets.

[@2179bigcedar]

How many BTU's do they have? LOL!

[@johnkaruzas2187]

Wood pellet stove

[@stefanolanza8928]

Ò990p

[@jamesbenedict7206]

They dont taste the same!

[@JoshWitte]

@@2179bigcedar not sure, but they have one BUTT 😂

[@jamesjeaniv5023]

How is the BTU rating calculated for wood pellets? For instance, how do they calculate this rating or energy output per pound in oak vs pine for instance?

[@HSstriker]

Averages probably, its al mixed to a pretty consistent mix, so they test multiple batches from the diff grade pellets and use the averages of those probably

[@benjaminnawfel5758]

@@HSstriker gross calorific value for residential and industrial biomass heating pellets is determined using a device called a bomb calorimeter". It's a somewhat spicy-sounding name for what is ultimately a sealed jar inside a bit of water. A sample (in this case, wood pellets) is placed inside the chamber, sealed, and then the chamber itself is placed inside a vessel containing a known volume of water. The sample is then ignited, the heat from that ignition is transferred to the water, causing the temperature of the water to rise. The change in temperature associated with the sample's ignition is recorded. Through a few layers of known formulas, you end up with the "Gross Calorific Value" of the sample. Effectively, your "BTU Loading". For wood pellets, you see on the order of 6000-8000 btu/lbm Hope this answers your question! -B

[@starlight4649]

Environmentally friendly heating fuel, this is what the future looks like

[@thonnychee]

Hi, would you be interested in buying our used pellet machine?

[@ahmeda5394]

How match are they and how kg /h do

[@abrahamlincoln856]

I own a pellet factory it's a hard product but very profitable

[@p1u]

Yea. Cat owners buys those pellets as well, so huge market.

[@abrahamlincoln856]

@@p1u no it's not for that in my country they buy pellet for fuel not for cats

[@drmodestoesq]

@@abrahamlincoln856 You can probably still burn them even after the cat has done its business on them.

[@spontanious1072]

brother how much does it cost to establish the factory. we have a tradition of making charcoals and burn them in winters which creates both environmental and health issues

[@javsama1]

I want to establish a factory in my country, there is no one who makes pellets here, how much would the machines cost?

[@haythamkaraly5427]

How mush price for ton ex work

[@biorotterdamforenergyconsu1241]

A tour of how our wood pellets are made at the Gildale Farms manufacturing facility. Video includes source material, pellet creation, packaging, and delivery.

[@markblanchard7861]

Awesome

[@axemen77]

i would have lost money on the glue idea. i totally thought that you used something but just pressure and heat bind them together. WOW.

[@instantsiv]

You can get the same results with a drill bit... You're suppose to back the drill bit out constantly so the saw dust can escape the hole but if you rammed the drill bit into the wood really fast you'll compact the sawdust and it'll kind of stick to the bit and when you pry it off the bit it looks just like how a pellet looks.

[@Mj-hr7wv]

Most impressive part is that there are no additives in the entire process.

[@riazuddin6493]

How to use

[@jesterfrost1369]

So they are literally shredded then smashed

[@jeffbriggs6540]

I burn your pellets in my pellet boiler your servers and pellets are great thanks

[@aldoc.1816]

wondering if pellets can be made from algae or at the very least if algae can make up a percentage of the pellet, say 20%. anybody know?

[@marcobagut]

Hoax!

[@dirkdiggler4860]

Pellets are made of just about anything some ppl use lawn trimmings or hemp. Pretty much as long as it burns dry

[@benjaminnawfel5758]

I'm curious how you would propose getting moisture content of algae down to 5%. There are potential algae based energy technologies, but these work on good old-fashioned combustion. Different sort of engineering beast. :)

[@hardikmakasana2784]

I need wood pellets Contact that company

[@travisd7888]

Wth! You mean my stove burns old furniture?!? I thought they cane straight from the pine or douglas fir tree!!😳😳

[@georgevue8175]

Pretend for a moment that there was such a thing as forestry management in California. Instead of going up in flames every year all that wood could be used to provide inexpensive heat for millions of people.

[@richardlee2488]

At first sight I wondered why you had so much dust coming through with the fresh pellets. Then you said you recycled the fines from the cooler. From experience you will find a huge reduction of fines if you don't return any material. It can actually reach the point where even new materials will not bind.

[@nurhairuniza1749]

Pallet mill from plant oil wood..

[@vincenzovicedomini7423]

Quanto è il costo di 15 kg

[@sholahudinfahmiaziz3064]

Do you use wood pellets in large quantities?, where I live there are lots of wood pellet products with various types of wood,

[@warrenpamment]

what do you use the pallets for?

[@alim3784]

can this be used as litter for pets?

[@benjaminnawfel5758]

There are several existing wood pellet-based kitty litter options. Catalyst, being one you can get delivered to you. :)

[@JustinTurdoCastro420]

animal bedding that's what it's for ;) was waiting for that and he says it right at the end.

[@NekoFly]

What is natural glue that they mix?

[@audex]

wood pellet use no glue, wood has the capacity to stay as a pellet because of a wood component called lignin

[@kongheloise5141]

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[@kaminbrennholz24de37]

👍

[@preethushetty.3267]

Who is the buyer.. ??

[@dirkdiggler4860]

I use them to heat my house with a pellet stove

[@kongheloise5141]

whatsapp [phone]

[@surfreadjumpsleep]

So you take something carbon neutral like wood, use a bunch of electricity / fossil fuels to prepare them, and then drive them longer distance to the customer. Great idea.

[@andreb.8266]

Nothing is free, for fuel, gas or electricity you have to spend something to have it in a convenient form. If you use a fireplace you need to cut a tree, you use gas tools, you need to put time to make it to fit the fire place and you will have all form of insect introduce in the house. At the bare minimum pellet come free of chemical, they are garbages so they help heat the house after a minimum transformation. unstead of filling a landfill.

[@beesz1879]

Still much better than coal

[@scott-o3345]

If a magnet is needed to remove screws, nails etc., how can you be sure that none of the wood scraps have paint, varnish or glue on them? And you're going to smoke meat with that? I'll stick with natural wood.

[@nochannelz5815]

These pellets are for stoves, not grills.

[@MrThenry1988]

It's not for cooking. They remove the nails and steel so it doesn't mess up their machines.

[@audex]

there is high quality wood pellets from hickory and other blends , this cheap recicled are for furnaces and cat liter

[@billleist4227]

can you cook with?

[@benjaminnawfel5758]

ABSOLUTELY NOT. Heating Pellets, invariably, contain some combination of both Hardwood and Softwood. Hardwood Pellets, specficially excluding Softwood from their recipes, are fine to use and in fact have come a long way in terms of variety, quality, etc. The reason you don't want softwood used in a BBQ pellet comes down to something called "Volatile Organic Compounds" (VOCs). Now, these VOCs are found invariably in all (at least to my knowledge) wood species, but softwood's (your Pines, Spruce, Fir, Cedar, Hemlock, etc - PS: Yes. Hemlock is a Softwood. Anyone telling you differently is simply incorrect) contain them in something in VASTLY higher quantities Exposed to a low-to-moderate amount of these VOCs is a bit like being exposed to a low-to-moderate amount of radiation - no biggie! When, however, these VOCs are in sufficient concentration, not only are they flammable (they make a good portion of the "soot" and "creosote" that's familiar to anyone with experience running a Wood Stove) but are toxic as well. Short Version: Heck no, man! Not heating pellets at least! Hope this helps, and I apologize for the long-winded response. It's really a safety thing! -B

[@billleist4227]

@@benjaminnawfel5758 thank you

[@ihardiachenko6460]

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[@homermcclain7694]

Reality check poor farmer can't afford that fancy equipment

[@christjulipds13]

You can use woodprix, it has the best handbooks and ready instructions. You can learn much from them and make it yourself.

[@ИгорьДьяченко-м5б]

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[@sirveillance2323]

That is fucking awesome!

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[@aleidabianchi1434]

This time I will do it manually with the help of Woodglut designs.

[@Sp19536]

So... This doesn’t actually show how they are made. I didn’t see the process that actually produces them. You know. The press.

[@instantsiv]

Have you seen those pasta makers where it's squeezed thru a die and there's that rotating cutter thing... it's like that but without the cutter. They just smash it thru the die.

[@Sp19536]

@@instantsiv I have actually been in a factory that makes wood pellets. The process and machinery is very similar to food grain for farm animals.

[@pogmothoin1342]

So these aren't made by wooden wabbits.

[@redhytech]

save the TREES,,cut them all down.

[@Crazystuffyousee]

Had a pellet stove and HATED it. The dust it creates is super fine and gets everywhere. It must be shut down and cleaned often otherwise it works like crap. AND...the pellets just keep getting more and more expensive. Today it costs about $8 a day to heat with pellets. LAME...!!!

[@Crazystuffyousee]

@@kjhnsn7296 - ?

[@Crazystuffyousee]

@@kjhnsn7296 - Good question...but I heat with regular wood 95% of the winter. Some people rely on oil or other fuels so I can't speak for them.

[@TheRockmart]

See lots of fines

[@ericmarks6322]

They're made with wood, duh.

[@jonkoenigs99]

Get a pay loader. I can’t believe you’re messing around with a tractor and a bucket.

[@dennispeck9926]

why is it the workers look so clean ? their not the workers high volume low wages ill bet

[@MrBrickboy38]

I buy my pellets from these guys. Great company and the workers are very professional. They all seam happy to me.

[@lordvader5706]

Totes Magoats

[@franciscodeassis5693]

Bom trabalho pra vc fica com deus