Pyrolysis thermal Biochar Production Line

Pyrolysis is a thermal conversion process under zero or limited supply oxygen at a temperature of 300-700 ºC, which transforms organic materials into various products including carbonaceous solid biochar, liquid bio-oil and non-condensable gas. Biochar is of high interest as it can be used for C sequestration and for soil application which leads to a circular economy as biomass is recycled for use. The release of the moisture, decomposition of the volatile matter and changes of the C structure during pyrolysis produces biochar with the unique physicochemical properties and functionality. 

Pyrolysis thermal Biochar Production Line General Production Process:

The production of biochar from waste materials by pyrolysis can play a significant role in materialising the circular economy. The application of biochar with positive impacts are attributed by the unique properties of biochar, including its surface area, porous structure, functionality and adsorption capacity. The application of biochar with higher stability and resistance due to higher fixed C content contributes to a better C sequestration in the soil. The application of biochar with higher surface area and electrical conductivity is better for adsorption whereas biochar rich with nutrient element is suitable for plant uptake and agricultural purposes.