Palmnesia 
Specification of Palm Kernel Shell of Palmnesia for Export Quality
- Variety : Dura, Tenera, Pisifera
- Moisture : 14 -20%
- Impurity : 3% Max
- Ash Content : 5% Max
- Gross Calorie Value : > 4.000 Kcal
- Size : 4 - 40 mm
- Origin : Indonesia
- Packaging : PP Bag or Bulk Loose in Container or Depend on Customer Request
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Description
Palm kernel shells (palm kernel shells) are the remains of the shell fragments after the palm kernels are removed and crushed in the palm oil mill. Palm shells are a fibrous material and easy to handle until the product is ready to be marketed. In the process of making palm shells, there are large and small fragments mixed with dust and small fibers. The water content in the palm shell is low (11% - 13%) compared to other biomass residues from different sources. Palm shells contain residues from the heat-suitable portion of palm oil at slightly higher values than most lignocellulosic biomass. When compared with other biomass residue industries, palm shells are a good quality fuel with a uniform size, easy to destroy and fast combustion process due to low humidity levels. The fibers and shells produced by palm oil are generally used as fuel for steam boilers. The steam produced is used to run turbines that produce electricity. The two fuels are capable of producing more than enough energy to meet the energy needs of the palm oil mill.