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How does the Continuous Biomass Carbonization Plant Convert Biomass into Biochar?

The principle of biomass carbonization plant is based on thermochemical conversion. In the absence of oxygen or a small amount of oxygen, heating causes a series of complex physical and chemical reactions in biomass. As the temperature gradually rises, biomass undergoes drying, pre-carbonization, and carbonization stages in sequence. The main components of waste biomass decompose to produce biochar, combustible gas, and tar. The biomass pyrolysis equipment has a fast carbonization rate and high product yield. It uses the flue gas and combustible gas generated by the pyrolysis system and directly passes them into the pyrolysis reactor for efficient combustion, realizing the energy utilization of industrial waste. The biomass carbonization plant adopts a fully continuous pyrolysis carbonization process, which is suitable for large-scale industrial production. This biomass pyrolysis plant is used to convert agricultural and forestry waste into high value-added CHARCOAL products.