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The origin of the palm shell is Malaysia and Indonesia. The palm shell is the core of the palm fruit. The outer pulp of the palm fruit has a high oil content, and the inner is the harder palm shell. After the palm kernel inside the palm shell is extracted from palm kernel oil, the remaining palm shell is directly discarded, causing a waste of resources. Palm shell is actually a very good carbonization raw material. The environmentally friendly palm shell carbonization equipment produced by our factory can directly carbonize palm shells into palm charcoal, and the market value of waste palm shells into waste will be doubled.

The palm shell with a moisture content of 6-12% is directly transported to the inside of the carbonization equipment. The carbonization temperature in the early stage will first dry the moisture of the palm shell, and then as the carbonization temperature continues to rise, after the moisture in the palm shell is completely evaporated, It will enter the carbonization stage. The palm shell carbon is carbonized into granular carbon through anaerobic carbonization. The carbonized palm shell carbon is discharged through the cooling charcoal machine, and then the cooled palm shell carbon is packaged directly into the warehouse.
Palm shell carbonization equipment can be produced continuously, which greatly increases the production capacity and changes the disadvantage of traditional carbon production equipment that does not mass production. The equipment also adopts an intelligent control system, which saves a lot of labor. Zhengzhou Jiutian specializes in the production of various types of biomass carbonization equipment, if you are interested in, please feel free to contact us.
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