What is biomass charcoal?

Biomass charcoal is an environmentally friendly fuel made from organic matter such as wood, crop waste, and animal manure, which is dried, compressed, and carbonized at high temperatures.

Why is biomass better than coal?

Compared with traditional coal, biomass charcoal has higher calorific value and lower pollution emissions, so it is widely used in home heating, industrial production and other fields.

Biomass energy is an important part of renewable energy, and its advantages are high renewability, clean and low carbon, and abundant resources.

Compared with coal, biomass energy has lower carbon content and higher hydrogen content, so it produces less carbon dioxide during combustion and has less impact on the environment.

In addition, biomass energy can also effectively reduce the emission of air pollutants such as sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides, thereby improving air quality.

What are the raw materials of biomass briquettes?

Biomass briquettes are a type of biomass particles. The raw materials for making biomass charcoal mainly include organic waste such as crop straw, forestry residues, livestock and poultry manure, crop residues, forestry by-products, and waste from food processing plants. For example, straw, branches, sawdust, corn stalks, wheat straw, straw, branches, leaves, and fruit shells.

After these raw materials are collected, transported, and processed, they can be dried, compressed, and formed by physical or chemical methods, and then carbonized at high temperatures to make biomass charcoal.

How to make charcoal from biomass?

The production of biomass briquettes requires certain technical and equipment support.

First, the raw materials need to be crushed, screened, and mixed to ensure the uniformity and quality of the briquettes.

Then, the raw materials are placed in a mold for compression molding to form briquettes with a certain shape and density.

Finally, the briquettes are placed in a carbonization furnace for high-temperature carbonization to convert them into biomass charcoal.

Can we make biomass briquettes ourselves?

It depends on your needs and resources.

If you have enough time and space, as well as a suitable supply of raw materials, then trying to make your own biomass briquettes can be a fun project.

However, keep in mind that this requires a certain amount of skill and patience to ensure a safe and effective production process.

As an environmentally friendly fuel, biomass charcoal has broad application prospects and market potential.

By understanding its production process and advantages, we can better promote and apply this clean energy and contribute to protecting the environment and promoting sustainable development.