Production of lignin agglomerates
This invention presents a process and an apparatus for the production of water-insoluble lignin granulates for material and energetic usage.
Pulp extraction for manufacturing paper from wood or grasses generates lignin, which has a high calorific value, in large amounts as a side-product and component of waste liquor.
The further use of lignin is prevented especially because of heterogeneity, aroma, water solubility, dust formation, and high reactivity.
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