High temperature pyrolysis Coconut shell charcoal carbonization oven

Coconut shell charcoal carbonization oven

This machine can carbonize different biomass materials into bbq charcoals. For example: Wood, bamboo,sawdust, rice husk, straw and stalk, coconut shell, peanut shell, olive wastes, sugarcane,ect. You can put lump materials into furnace directly, and get natural biomass charcoal after 6-10hours.

Structure of Coconut shell charcoal carbonization oven:

This machine is easy to operate and it has big capacity.

♦   Ourter stove

♦   Inner stove

♦   Cover

♦   Hoist

♦   Purify system

Advantages of Coconut shell charcoal carbonization oven:

♦ No need electricity

♦ Big capacity: 1000kg-9000kg charcoal per day

♦ Energy saving

♦ It has air cleaning system

♦ It includes hoist which can load and unload Inner pot easily.

Data of Coconut shell charcoal carbonization oven:

Single Coconut shell charcoal carbonization oven:

2 sets Coconut shell charcoal carbonization oven combined together:

3 or 5 sets Coconut shell charcoal carbonization oven combined together:

How to produce charcoal bu using our Coconut shell charcoal carbonization oven?

It devides three processes:

1. Heat

After sealing work, use woode wastes or gas to heat furnace. Primarily, 10 minutes big fire to burn, when temperature reach 90 degrees centigrade turn to use slow fire to heat. It takes 80-120minutes for this process to reduce water vapor from your materials.

2. Pyrolyse

Keep heating, when the temperature reach 180-235 degrees centigrade for 3-5hours, it will produce gas from this process. Reuse this gas as fuel to heat. The whole process is about 8hours. When the temperature reach highest and it reduces, the dry distillation process will finished.

3. Cooling

Hang the Inner pot outside, and seal the pipes of cover. Let it cool naturally. Cooling time is longer, the quality of charcoal is good. When the temperature lower than 50 degree, you can take charcoal out. Otherwise, the charcoal will burn again when met oxygen of air.

Final charcoal:

Final wood charcoal:

Final machine-made charcoal briquette