TH80942A - Process for producing white charcoal from tropical wood - Google Patents

Abstract

DC60 (28/02/48) Process for producing white charcoal from tropical wood, especially eucalyptus wood, mangrove wood, peat wood as raw material without the need for compression equipment. To control the firing temperature in the process of burning the red charcoal. And improve the method of removing the casserole from the oven This results in white charcoal with the same hardness and high carbon content (more than 85 percent) as Binjo charcoal. The process of producing white charcoal from tropical wood, especially eucalyptus, mangrove, and taew wood is a raw material without using compression equipment. Control the firing temperature in the process of heating the red charcoal. And improved the removal method from the stove, resulting in a white charcoal with a high hardness and high carbon content (over 85%) as well as binjo charcoal.

Claims (1)

1. The process of producing white charcoal using tropical wood that consists of steps of The arrangement of the wood to be burnt evenly spaced in order from the bottom of the stove. In order to provide the same quality of charcoal to be set, the temperature will rise steadily from the mouth of the stove to the middle of the furnace. Make a cover of the top half of the stove. With clay or stone to avoid too much air entering the stove Dry the wood completely. Then wait until the wood begins to burn, the dry burning to charcoal. By covering the mouth of the stove with soil or stone By allowing air to enter through a small hole that burns the body into charcoal at a temperature