Biomass
Sesame Straw — Biomass for Pellet & Energy Markets
Sesame straw as alternative lignocellulosic feedstock; baled and graded for pelletizers seeking crop diversity.
What it’s for
Pellet blend feedstock when cereal straw alone is insufficient or costly.
How it’s used
- Sample first. Run lab ash, moisture and CV before locking blend recipes.
- Set industrial moisture. Target ≤10–14% for most pellet and briquette intakes.
- Bale and export. Compressed bales or lined bulk containers with plant-material documentation.
- Blend conservatively. Introduce into wheat or mustard blends while monitoring die wear and ash.
Product Overview
Sesame straw offers diversification for pellet blends and regional biofuel supply chains. We bale post-harvest residue with moisture control and foreign matter limits suitable for industrial use.
Calorific value and ash content are lot-dependent — request a sample for your lab prior to annual contracts.
Indicative specs — confirm moisture, bale weight and container stuffing with our export team before contract.
Product FAQ
- Can sesame straw replace wheat straw 1:1 in pellets?
- Not without trials. Chemistry differs — always validate ash, CV and pellet durability on your line.
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