One of the most exciting things about summertime it’s always a reason for people to hold backyard BBQ party. Everyone enjoys savoring that juicy, smoky tasting grilled meat. But have you ever thought about the charcoal you use; how it is made, what it is made of, and the charcoal making machine that was used for the process?

Before firing up your grill for your next BBQ session, here is some exciting information that you need to know about the charcoal and how it is processed before landing on your grill.

What Is Charcoal And How Is It Made?

From time immemorial, charcoal has been a preferred fuel in households because of its virtually smokeless, super-hot and long lasting fire. Regular charcoal is processed when a material that is rich in carbon for example wood is burnt in an atmosphere with low oxygen levels. This process removes volatile gasses and moisture from the wood leaving it as charred material; lighter and combustible for longer periods than wood itself.

Technological advancements of charcoal making equipment have however led to the production of a far more eco-friendly type of fuel for outdoor cooking known as charcoal briquettes. The charcoal briquettes are produced from biomass and agricultural wastes such as rice husks, bamboo and coconut shells. In recent times, charcoal briquettes have become more popular for outdoor cooking as compared to use of charcoal and this can be attributed to the need to conserve trees and recycling of biomass waste.

The Charcoal Making Machine

Our charcoal making machine leverages advanced carbonization technology that allows you to effectively convert your biomass waste into charcoal at minimal costs to you. This oxygen-free, high temperature process is also known as pyrolysis technology and we guarantee you total return on investment and above that, happy and satisfied return customers.

This charcoal manufacturing equipment allows you to convert biomass waste such as sawdust, tree backs and fruit hush into 4 by products namely; wood vinegar, combustible gas, tar and charcoal. Corporations, industries and municipal councils can also invest in this machine as a way of minimizing all forms of pollution. They can use the machine to turn municipal solid waste, civil sludge, industrial sludge and much more biomass waste in charcoal.

How do you use by-products from the charcoal making machine and process?

1. Charcoal

• It is an eco-friendly fuel for your home

• It is also popular among farmers as they use it to improve the quality of soil in their farms because it has a very strong absorption capacity.

• Industries that deal in ceramics production, pharmaceuticals and construction also use charcoal to produce activated charcoal which is essential for their production processes. Bestongroup is your good partner.

2. Wood Vinegar

• Industries that manufacture anti-insect fungicide and pesticides find this by product very useful in their production process.

• Wood vinegar is also used to improve soil quality by farmers thus increasing their farm output.

3. Tar

• This by-product is very useful in decor & art industries because painters use it as a pain and coating base.

• It is also the main raw material used to smelt bio-diesel.

4. Combustible Gas

• This by-product is very useful for lighting and producing heat both for home use and in carbonization furnaces. Find more applications here: https://bestonasia.com/jute-stick-charcoal-making-machine/.