The most important characteristics of the wood chosen for charcoal are that it should be hard and dense. The charcoal burned is of better quality and weight. So, which woods are commonly used to make charcoal better? Wood suitable for making charcoal includes: oak, camphor, birch, willow and basswood.
Birch
Birch is a high quality wood for making charcoal. It has fine fibres, high wood density, high calorific value, uniform structure and is easy to process and handle. The charcoal made is active and can also be suitable for water purification materials, air purification and agricultural soil.
Oak
Willow wood is also a high quality raw material for charcoal. The fibres are denser, the wood is hard and has a low water content. The charcoal produced is of higher quality. But its price is higher than common softwood products.
Basswood
Basswood is also a suitable wood for making charcoal. The wood has a fine texture and a clear, even grain. The wood is rich in costs such as cellulose and lignin. After burning, the charcoal burns for a long time, has a good hardness, and has a heavy weight, among other characteristics. Moreover, the price of basswood is relatively low and easy to process. It is a cost-effective raw material for charcoal.
Modern production methods usually use horizontal carbonisation furnaces to pyrolyse the wood. The charcoal is produced by burning the wood after the moisture and branches are thermally aerated. This method is highly efficient and produces a high quality charcoal product. During the charcoal burning process, the smoke generated can be treated by a gas purification system. This reduces the impact on the ecological environment.
In summary, choosing the right wood can produce high quality charcoal. Different types of wood make different charcoal, and the way of making charcoal is very different. If you want to make charcoal for your needs, you can choose the charcoal making machine and the type of wood that suits your needs.
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