Charcoal machine uses agricultural and forestry waste to achieve energy saving and environmental protection

Some of the charcoal produced by charcoal machines in our daily life is used for barbecuing in order to heat and bake, so how can it be linked to agriculture? Biochar produced by the new charcoal machine can lock carbon in soil and biomass for hundreds of years. Carbon is difficult to decompose after mineralization, and more importantly, besides its soil improvement function, some by-products produced in the production process have high economic attraction.

About one-third of the biomass charcoal from the new charcoal machine is converted into biochar, one-third into syngas for burning electricity, and one-third into crude oil substitutes, enabling us to simultaneously address climate change crises, energy crises, food and water crises, and also to make plastics. It can effectively reduce the carbon content in the air. In agriculture, biomass carbon can not only fertilize the soil, but also help the soil retain moisture. Porous biochars attract insects, capture nutrients that may be lost from the soil, and reduce the need for carbon-intensive fertilizers. Biochar can lock carbon in soil for hundreds of years, and plant decay naturally makes soil rich in carbon. But the carbon is relatively unstable, and is greatly affected by climate.

The new type of charcoal machine is used in the production of agricultural and forestry waste, to achieve energy-saving and environmental protection, ecological environment protection, but also for the vast number of users produced a demand for mechanical charcoal for industrial use and people's life use, welcome to buy.