EFB means empty fruit bunch.A palm oil plantation yields huge amount of biomass wastes in the form of empty fruit bunches (EFB).EFB can be considered as a good fuel for CFB power plant boiler in Asia,especially in Indonesia and Malaysia.

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Empty fruit bunch (EFB) is a kind of biomass formed during the production process of palm oil. EFB that used to be disposed of as waste has recently been used as fuel as quantities have increased. EFB commonly has a high moisture content, which lowers the combustion temperature and reduces energy efficiency.

80 ton/hr for Biomass EFB Palm Steam Boiler Malaysia 2016-10-07 16:28:12. EFB (Empty Fruit Bunch) is the by-product from crude palm oil mill which having low economic value before more application being developed.

The experimental conditions were simulating those in typical biomass boiler in which two means of kaolin addition were introduced: premixing and kaolin–EFB volatile vapour reaction. For premixing experiments, kaolin was added into EFB at 8% and 16 wt.% and mixed thoroughly prior to the combustion experiment.

In a typical palm oil mill, crude palm oil is extracted from fresh fruit bunches (FFB) by a mechanical process. The palm oil waste stream generated by this process consists of 22% empty fruit bunches (EFB), 5% palm kernel shells (PKS) and 13% mesocarp fibers.