Utilizing forests as a circular resource! Aiming to reduce CO2 and effectively utilize waste.
We would like to introduce a case study regarding the introduction of a wood biomass boiler at Shoji Lumber Mill, Kamabuchi Factory. By converting a large amount of cedar bark (tree bark) generated in-house into boiler fuel for energy and drying wood, we are utilizing forests as a "circular resource," aiming to reduce CO2 emissions and effectively utilize waste. This has become a model case for using bark as fuel, with biomass boilers installed at three locations: Kanayama Factory, Kamabuchi Factory, and Mamurogawa Factory. [Case Overview] ■ Application: Industrial hot water wood drying ■ Fuel: Wood bark (moisture content DB 100%) ■ Hot water machine type: Movable fire grate type UTSR-1600.32 ■ Hot water machine output: 1500 kW ■ Silo discharge system: Push feeder & chain conveyor method ■ Installation date: October 2009 *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Tomoeshokai Co., Ltd. is a specialist in boilers and hot water systems. We offer a variety of products including "boilers," "water heaters," "commercial laundry equipment," "filters," "bathtub filtration and heating devices," "far infrared saunas," and "far infrared heaters." **About Tomoeshokai** https://tomoeshokai.com/about We hold the number one domestic market share in "wood biomass boilers" that use pellets, chips, and firewood as fuel, contributing to the revitalization of forestry, job creation, and local production for local consumption. Additionally, to create a comfortable environment for the future of the planet, we are advancing the development of new biomass boilers such as "multi-fuel boilers," "biogas boilers," "biodiesel boilers," and "bio-coke boilers," which utilize waste materials (such as discarded plastics and food scraps) that would otherwise be thrown away as fuel. As a manufacturer dealing with boilers that require fuel, we have set "reducing CO2 emissions by 15%" as a key initiative for the fiscal year 2025 as part of our efforts to promote the SDGs.