Carbonization – solving the problem of municipal solid waste
Carbonization is a kind of pyrolysis technology of biomass under anoxic or oxygen poor conditions to prepare corresponding carbon materials.
Carbonization is a kind of pyrolysis technology of biomass under anoxic or oxygen poor conditions to prepare corresponding carbon materials.
Biochar is a kind of biochar that has been "processed" by high temperature pyrolysis. The pyrolysis process not only produces stable carbon form - charcoal, but also produces by-products such as syngas and liquid tar. Both of these by-products can be used as fuel for power generation or heating.
According to the research of solid fuel combustion theory and biomass solution dynamics, the biomass carbonization process can be divided into the following stages:
Most of the raw materials with biomass energy are suitable for the production of biochar. At present, the commonly used raw materials for the production of biochar are divided into plant straw residues, animal manure and sludge. The application of biomass energy resources of these wastes has great prospects.
Biochar is a product obtained after thermal cracking of biomass raw materials, and its main component is carbon molecules. Biochar is charcoal that acts as a soil conditioner, helps plants grow, has applications in agriculture, and is used for carbon capture and storage, unlike traditional charcoal used for fuel.
Olten®continuous biomass pyrolysis machine is the main biochar production equipment. It can process various biomass raw materials to obtain biochar. In recent years, with the development of environmental protection, the market demand for biochar is increasing.
Waste plastic pyrolysis machine is a machine that can convert waste plastic into fuel oil, carbon black and combustible gas. Because the whole operation process of waste plastic pyrolysis machine conforms to environmental protection standards.
Olten® biomass pyrolysis machine is suitable for all types of biomass pyrolysis in wood form and can logs, sawdust, wood chips, bamboo, coconut husks, rice husks, crop straw and many other products are converted into high-value resources.
Biochar is a future-oriented, low-cost, sustainable and environmentally friendly energy source.
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