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CTC International Import Export Joint Stock Company (CTC Internimex JSC) is a company specializing in the processing, production, and export of agricultural and forestry products from Vietnam to all over the world.

 

With nearly 20 years of experience in manufacturing and trading, we are committed to providing you with:

• The best quality products to meet all technical requirements.
• Quality assurance as per your requirements, with third-party inspections by SGS, Vinacontrol, Intertek, etc.
• The best prices.
• Optimized transportation costs and safe cargo through the use of reliable and experienced freight forwarders.
• Diverse shipping methods (EXW, FOB, CNF, CIF, DDP, etc.)
• Various payment methods (TT, L/C, etc.)

Sawdust Charcoal: A Smart Choice for Clean Energy

Sawdust Charcoal is increasingly favored as a clean and efficient energy source, replacing traditional types of charcoal. So what is wood pellet charcoal? What are its advantages and disadvantages? Let's find out in detail in this article!

What is Sawdust Charcoal?

Sawdust Charcoal is a type of charcoal produced from sawdust, a byproduct of the wood processing industry. Sawdust is compressed into bars or pellets and then carbonized at high temperatures in anaerobic conditions. This process removes water and impurities, creating a type of charcoal with a high carbon content, long burn time, and low smoke emission.

Outstanding Advantages of Wood Pellet Charcoal

• Environmentally friendly: Low smoke and dust, free of sulfur and harmful substances, minimizing air pollution.
• High efficiency: Long burn time, even heat distribution, and higher calorific value than traditional charcoal.
• Cost-effective: Affordable, easy to transport and store.
• Abundant raw materials: Utilizing waste from the wood industry, contributing to forest protection.
• Diverse applications: Used in many fields from household to industrial.

Disadvantages to Note

• Difficult to ignite: Requires the use of specialized fire starters or pre-burning wood charcoal.
• Moisture absorption: Prone to moisture absorption, requiring storage in a cool, dry place.
• Ash: Produces a certain amount of ash after burning.

Extraction and Production Process

1. Sawdust collection: Sawdust is collected from wood processing workshops and sawmills.
2. Drying: Sawdust is sun-dried or mechanically dried to reduce moisture content.
3. Compressing sawdust: Using specialized pressing machines to form charcoal bars or pellets.
4. Carbonization: Carbonizing the charcoal in a kiln at high temperatures (700 - 1000 degrees Celsius) under anaerobic conditions.
5. Cooling and packaging: The charcoal after carbonization is cooled and packaged for storage and transportation.

Diverse Applications

• Cooking: Used in restaurants, eateries, and households.
• Heating: Heating in winter, especially in rural areas.
• Industry: Providing heat for kilns and dryers in the production of bricks, ceramics, cement...
• Agriculture: Soil improvement, composting.
• Healthcare: Activated carbon from sawdust is used in healthcare for water filtration and detoxification.

Packaging and Transportation

Sawdust Charcoal is usually packaged in PP, PE bags, or burlap sacks. Transportation is by truck, train, or waterway depending on the quantity and distance.

Proper Storage

• Dry place: Store charcoal in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and rain.
• Elevated platform: Stack charcoal on an elevated platform, at least 10cm above the ground.
• Covering: Cover carefully with tarpaulin or waterproof material.

Conclusion

Sawdust Charcoal is a clean, efficient, and economical energy solution. Hopefully, this article has provided you with useful information about this type of charcoal.

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