How Does Equipment Work?

The carbonization machine first burns the material through a gasification furnace to produce flue gas. After the flue gas purification system filters out gas impurities such as wood tar smoke, the flue gas is transmitted into the carbonization machine for combustion. When a certain temperature is reached, the carbonization machine adds the material to be carbonized, and the material is transmitted through the pipeline to make the material burn in the carbonization machine. The combustion of organic matter requires three points: heat, oxygen and organic matter. Because the carbonization machine is almost a closed space, it cannot meet the demand for oxygen. The material will not burn into ash but only into charcoal at a high temperature of 800 degrees inside the carbonization machine after adjusting the speed of the internal conveying device of the carbonization machine. The flue gas generated by the material burning in the carbonization machine is treated by flue gas purification and then returned to the carbonization machine for combustion, so that the heat energy of the machine can operate continuously, achieving a smokeless, environmentally friendly and continuous effect. Finally, the charcoal is cooled by the output of the cooler. After the charcoal comes out, it is transported in various ways. Because the charcoal is fully exposed to the air, if the material density is large and relatively thick, although there is no open flame on the surface, there may be sparks in the core of the material, and it may also spontaneously combust. It is necessary to install mist spray equipment to perform secondary cooling on the charcoal to completely eliminate the fire source.