Biomasster

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Biomasster is the registered tradename of a combined industrial drying and pulverizing system of biomass to a fine dry pulverized wood fuel replacing heavy fuel oil in limekilns in the pulp and paper industry. Biomasster is used in thr Kraftprocess and uses the waste gas from the recovery boiler as the inert drying medium to dry the wood such as bark, woodfines and sawdust. Both the boiler wastegas and the woodwaste are by-products within the Kraft process. Dryco Energi AB, Sweden is marketing the system.