BBQ Smokeless wood Charcoal Carbonization Stove best carbonizing furnace machine for sawdust

Carbonization furnace

Description

Features

charcoal carbonization stove Stoves Product name charcoal carbonization stove

1. Model: THL

2. Type: Air Flow

3. Power: Pump 0.75+0.75 KW Blower 2.2 KW Electric hoist 4 KW

4. Furnace dimension: 1.85*1.85*2.17m

5. Weight: 5000kg

6. Capacity: 3 tons/24 hours

7. Carbonization time: About 8 hours per container

8. Input: 2 tons of feedstock can produce 1 ton of charcoal.

1. Suitable for carbonizing wood log, biomass extrusion briquettes, agricultural residues, coconut shell, nut shell, bamboo, etc.

2. Available from unit to combined units.

3. Fixed with purification system.

4. It mainly consists of one furnace body, three inner containers and three lids.

wood carbonization furnace Stoves Key word charcoal carbonization stove, wood carbonization furnace

carbonizing machine for sawdust Stoves Capacity 3 tons/24 hours

charcoal carbonization stove Stoves Suitable for Making biomass charcoal.

Working Principle

1.

Charcoal carbonization stove is efficient and low-consumption. It can greatly improve carbonizing rate from 80% to 99%. The carbonization stove has an internal combustor (inner container) which hangs from the lid and provides heat to convert the feedstock to charcoal. When the first inner container finishes the carbonization process, it can be hoisted out of the charcoal carbonization stove and cooled on the ground while the second inner container is hoisted into the kiln. In this way, three inner containers work continuously. It takes about 8 hours for a batch to be carbonized depending on the moisture content, type and size of the feedstock.

2.

Charcoal carbonization stove adopts off-gas recycling and re-burning technology to decompose the feedstock into combustible gases, wood tar and charcoal. Charcoal carbonization stove runs on a two stage cycle. First the feedstock is dried, and then it is charred. During the drying stage firewood is burned in the firebox to provide heat. Once combustible gases are released, they can burn in the inner container to maintain suitable charring temperatures. These gases contribute to making a high temperature and the feedstock is distilled into charcoal.

3.

The gases will clog the pipes if not properly handled or if the pipes are not well insulated. So purification is necessary. The by-product is recovered from the pyrolysis oil, pyroligneous acid and tar.

4.

The charcoal carbonization stove does not need electricity to run. It uses a blower (provided with the stove) to supply air to the internal combustor. Fuel: 20-50kg firewood or 15-30kg natural gas.

Common raw materials of making charcoal

Wood logs, branch, lump, sawdust, rice husk, peanut shell, sugarcane bagasse, olive residue, coco shell, bamboo, straw and corncob, etc.

Charcoal Shape

Hexagonal sawdust briquette charcoal

Wood crusher→ Sawdust dryer→ Biomass briquette machine→ Charcoal carbonization stove→ Charcoal.

Wood charcoal

Charcoal carbonization stove→ Charcoal.

Ball or pillow shaped charcoal

Raw materials→ Charcoal carbonization stove→ Charcoal→ Charcoal pulverizer→ Mixer→ Forming machine→ Final product.

Hookah charcoal tablet

Extruded charcoal stick

Extruded charcoal pellet