NOVELTY - The method for producing a conditioned fuel from ammonia-containing biomasses and other inflammable materials, comprises developing the conditioned fuel in which volatile corrosion-promoting alkali halide is suppressed during combustion and a melting point of the developed ashes is increased, by targetedly adding aggregates. The aggregate is a base and the existing ammonia binding as ammonium ion is released and is removed from the biomass by applying a low pressure and by heating the biomass. A salt solution is added to the dry biomass and other inflammable materials.    USE - Method for producing a conditioned fuel from ammonia-containing biomasses and other inflammable materials.    ADVANTAGE - The method is capable of economically and safely producing the conditioned fuel from ammonia-containing biomasses and other inflammable materials without pollutants.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - The method for producing a conditioned fuel from ammonia-containing biomasses and other inflammable materials, comprises developing the conditioned fuel in which volatile corrosion-promoting alkali halide is suppressed during combustion and a melting point of the developed ashes is increased, by targetedly adding aggregates. The aggregate is a base and the existing ammonia binding as ammonium ion is released and is removed from the biomass by applying a low pressure and by heating the biomass. A salt solution is added to the dry biomass and other inflammable materials. Before drying, the ammonia-containing biomasses and other inflammable materials are targetedly released from ammonia by adding non-volatile base and by applying low pressure and heating, so that the sulfur compounds are restrained and the volatility of the existing alkali chloride is minimized during the later combustion. An earth alkali salt solution is added to the biomasses and other inflammable materials before drying, so that the volatility of the existing alkali chloride is minimized during the later combustion. The wet biomasses are replaced with earth alkali base before drying, so that the volatile sulfur compounds remain in the biomass. The corrosion potential of the biomasses and other inflammable materials is reduced by increasing the pH-values during the drying. The aggregate is an acid, with which the existing chloride is driven as hydrogen chloride. The biomasses and other inflammable materials contain ingredients, which are suited for conditioning the fuel and are used as conditioned fuel.    DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING(S) - The diagram shows a flow chart of a method for producing a conditioned fuel from ammonia-containing biomasses and other inflammable materials (Drawing includes non-English language text).