Ligne de production de charbon de bois

A charcoal production line is a complete system designed to convert raw biomass materials into charcoal through a process called carbonization (pyrolysis). This production line is widely used for making BBQ charcoal, shisha charcoal, industrial charcoal, and biochar.

By utilizing advanced equipment, the production process becomes efficient, eco-friendly, and cost-effective, making it a profitable business in various industries.

Key Components of Charcoal Production Line

1. Préparation des matières premières

   • Biomass materials such as wood, coconut shells, sciure, and bamboo are collected and processed.

   • A crusher or wood chipper is used to reduce large materials into smaller pieces.

2. Drying Process

   • The moisture content of raw materials is reduced using a rotary drum dryer or airflow dryer to improve carbonization efficiency.

3. Carbonization (Pyrolysis)

   • The dried materials are heated in a charcoal carbonization furnace at high temperatures (300-600°C) in a low-oxygen environment.

   • This process transforms biomass into charcoal while producing combustible gases that can be reused.

4. Briquette Formation (Optional)

   • If producing briquette charcoal, the powdered charcoal is mixed with binders and pressed into different shapes using a briquette-making machine.

   • Common shapes include cubes, hexagons, pillow-shaped, and rods.

5. Refroidissement & Collection

   • The hot charcoal is cooled using a charcoal cooling system to prevent spontaneous combustion.

6. Emballage & Distribution

   • The final product is packaged using a packing machine for storage and sale.

✅ Haute efficacité – Automated systems ensure continuous and large-scale production.
✅ Eco-Friendly – Utilizes biomass waste and can include a gas recycling system to reduce emissions.
✅ Versatile Products – Produces lump charcoal, briquettes, activated carbon, and biochar.
✅ Cost-Effective – Reduces waste and maximizes energy utilization.
✅ High Market Demand – Used in BBQ, métallurgie, agriculture, and industrial applications.