Pyrolysis Carbonization

Biomass charcoal making equipment uses pyrolysis technology to recycle agricultural and forestry waste, becoming the core engine to promote the circular economy and sustainable agricultural development. The biomass carbonization plant converts biomass waste into high-value-added biochar. At the same time, it achieves carbon fixation, emission reduction and resource regeneration. Biochar production equipment can not only … Read more

In 2025, the global biochar machine industry from waste biomass pyrolysis is in a rapid development stage. Global biochar production equipment manufacturers are mainly distributed in North America, Europe, China, Japan, Southeast Asia and Australia. According to statistics, the global biomass pyrolysis biochar machine market reached about $1 billion in 2020. It is expected to … Read more

Biochar production equipment is increasingly used in agriculture, environmental protection, energy and other fields. The working process of Mingjie fully continuous biomass carbonization plant includes the pretreatment of raw materials, precise control of the biomass pyrolysis process, collection of biochar products, and exhaust gas purification. In agriculture, biochar is used as a soil conditioner to … Read more

Biomass pyrolysis plant is a special equipment for realizing the pyrolysis and carbonization process of biomass and converting it into biochar. It creates an oxygen-deficient or oxygen-limited, high-temperature reaction environment for biomass, prompting the biomass to undergo thermochemical decomposition reactions. In the application of biomass carbonization technology, biomass pyrolysis machine is the core equipment. It … Read more

As the world’s attention to sustainable development continues to increase, it is increasingly urgent to seek solutions to efficiently utilize biomass energy and reduce environmental pollution. Biomass, as a rich renewable energy source, is widely found in agricultural, forestry waste and domestic garbage. Common biomass wastes include straw, rice husks, wood chips, bamboo, coconut shells … Read more