Bamboo Charcoal Machine
Do you know that a bamboo charcoal machine can produce charcoal from bamboo? Similar to wood charcoal and coconut shell charcoal, bamboo charcoal plays important roles in many aspects of human activities and has high market value. Therefore, if there are plenty of bamboos in your place and you want to make money of them, you can choose Beston bamboo charcoal making machine. It will be an investment with high ROI (rate of interest).
Beston Bamboo Charcoal Machine for Sale
What is Bamboo Charcoal?
Bamboo charcoal is not activated carbon. It is a kind of charcoal made from bamboo or other biomass materials. Through high-temperature carbonization, the bamboo will be converted into charcoal, which can be used as fuel. (See it on wiki)
What is Bamboo Charcoal Used for? – Benefits and Uses
- It can be used as fuel. The specific surface area of bamboo charcoal is twice larger than wood charcoal, therefore, the combustion ration of bamboo charcoal is 30% higher than wood charcoal.
- After activation, bamboo charcoal can be used in water purifying, household humidity adjustment, absorbing odor, retain freshness and skin care, etc.
- Bamboo charcoal fiber. It has also brought a revolution to the clothing industry because the bamboo charcoal fiber extracted from bamboo charcoal is soft and silky, humidity-absorbing and breathable, very suitable to make clothing. In addition, it is antibacterial and healthy. So it is very popular in the clothing industry at present.
- Bamboo vinegar. During the pyrolysis process of the bamboo charcoal machine, there will be a new matter generated, called bamboo vinegar. Except for use as fuels, bamboo vinegar can be used in the food industry, for example, it can prevent smoked ham and sausage from moth and keep the taste fresh. It can also be used in clinic areas.
How to Make Bamboo Charcoal?
NO.1 CARBONIZATION PROCESS
Bamboo → pass through belt conveyor → sealed feeding device → fall into the inner tank of high temperature carbonization machine (medium temperature zone) → fall into high temperature zone for “high temperature pyrolysis, flue gas volatilization, sulfur release, carbon enrichment” → the process of carbonization finished → three-stage sealed and water-cooling discharging.
