Peat production, screening, and processing

Peat production is a multi-stage process

Peat originates from partially decomposed vegetation, and its production, screening, and processing are crucial stages in utilizing it as an energy source and soil conditioner. Production begins with the formation of peat bogs in moist conditions. Once peat has formed, it can be harvested using various methods.

During the processing stage, peat may undergo different processes depending on its intended use. For instance, in energy production, peat can be compressed into briquettes or pelletized, making it more manageable and easier to store. Additionally, peat can be utilized as a soil amendment, where it is processed differently to enhance soil structure.

In peat manufacturing, screening buckets can also be utilized to efficiently handle peat materials. These screening buckets enable the separation of peat from impurities like stones and plant residues, thereby improving the quality of the end product.