Ship BST-50 Biochar Machine to Indonesia for Palm Shell Processing

Indonesian Customer’s Challenge: Managing Palm Waste Effectively

Operating in the palm oil industry, the Indonesian customer faced a significant challenge:

• Large Volumes of Palm Waste: During palm oil production, there are quantities of palm kernel shells and empty fruit bunches produced. This brings negative environmental impacts.
• Need More Efficient Disposal Solution: Traditionally, these palm wastes are incinerated or landfilled, environmentally harmful and costly. Additionally, such disposal methods occupy valuable land, leading to land degradation and inefficient use of space.

Project Solution: Converting Palm Waste into Biochar

• Raw Materials: Palm kernel shells, EFB fiber, EFB pellets;
• Project Objective: Recycle palm waste into biochar;
• End Produce Use: biochar for soil improvement;
• Project Configuration: latest upgraded BST-50 biochar machine; 10-15m³/h processing capacity;
• Installation Method: 30-day on-site installation guidance.

Project Benefits: Why The Indonesian Customer Choose This Solution?

Processing palm waste into biochar for soil improvement can align with the client’s sustainability and economic goals:

• adjust soil pH;
• improve ion exchange capacity;
• retain moisture and nutrients;
• increase crop yields;
• enhance long-term business profitability.