Smokeless Briquette Charcoal Production

BLACK ENERGY VIETNAM is a company engaged in foreign trade of Smokeless Charcoal and relevant products manufactured in Vietnam - South East Asia region.
Vietnam has a wealth of natural resources, which allows it to access high-quality raw materials that are well-known around the world.
In all of its business operations, BLACK ENERGY VIETNAM strives to balance the supply of high-quality products with international quality control standards.
Our commitments: QUALITY, INTEGRITY, AND SUSTAINABILITY are represented by our line of goods.
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[@Patriot-hz8xk]

Good Job, phenomenal work!!! The only downside is, this type of charcoal will sell 3x more expensive then the regular charcoal I buy for grilling!

[@ryancals5940]

Hello, can anyone plz send me the full summary process of how to make this>.

[@WHOLESALE_DATES_BUSINESS]

You already exerted so much of smoke in the process that there is no smoke left in the product. Is it not a smokeless joke?

[@clempoetry5604]

Hello, Could you kindly send me a booklet that describes the production processes from material gathering to end products?

[@moneyb.k]

Hello

[@komeratparewa400]

Secret....

[@phamtienhung7114]

Hi

[@kadanthangal3360]

Halo sir can I talk u

[@EyangMangkubumi]

👍👍👍
Good luck friend
I think it very inspiratif and educative

[@oigioioivn]

Great product! Just ordered 1 full container from BEV and I am very happy with the quality!

[@supermadrabbit]

What prices am I looking at?

[@nalaluna8347]

ok bot😆

[@alexzotov9305]

Guys, there is no problem in production of smokeless coconut briquettes for shisha. Any experienced production manager at Indonesian factories knows, that specs of this natural product product can be adjusted to go with the customer's requirements. BUT - adjustment of one spec almost always happens at the expense of the others. So, good manufacturer will always give the customer what they (their end users) want.

[@리대형-h5s]

ㅎ

[@turamagmz5118]

Great content👍
And environment friendly.

[@thanhtinma3003]

chào ah bên ah có hỗ trợ xây dựng lò như vậy ko ?

[@cocolemon8407]

I'm interested in this business... From India

[@Iqbalivanulloh3]

can you supply sawdust?

[@philortiz7519]

I'm sold. Fantastic recovery of biomass waste. Leaders of their community.

[@emmanuel154275]

What binder do you recommend?

[@manith6517]

Hi! Could you share more about your product?

[@mohamadnaghdi2077]

how can we set the temp and time please explaine

[@handson1529]

Can get it in Malaysia? Looks really good

[@mozammelhaque7200]

Good,It will save climate.

[@حسینحجتی-س2ي]

Hi

[@kevinu.k.7042]

Magnificent that they are doing this. But when has a charcoal making oven ever been called, "An impurities removal engine."? A totally wince-worthy statement.
They are trying to make this sound high tech. It is not. There are so many You Tubes on how to do this.
The clever part is making sawdust into charcoal dust. That is not so easily done as anyone who has attempted to burn sawdust knows. The next clever pard is binding the charcoal powder. My guess is they use clay, or a stiff starch slurry.
Bravo to them.

[@kabruzoeldanto8671]

The machine is pressing the sawdust with high pressure and high heat. This not not need a binder, I think.
What needs charcoal is if they make the sawdust to charcoal dust and try to form it in a mold, then they would need binder. Correct me if I'm wrong.

[@abdulmuminiibnhusaini]

Very interesting.

[@agroforestryconsultancyroz3157]

I'm searching on a less energy loss of making charcoal. As agroforestry consultant I know a few tree species very suitable and which prevent at the same time soil and water erosion. Then I made a dam to catch some eroded soil and probably a huge amount of energy can be generated from the waterstream.
I'm thinking about using that electricity in heating a high pressure silo of firewood to make charcoal

[@andyjohnson3790]

Look at the biochar made from the pyrolysis process. It can be very efficient depending on the scale and gasification capture

[@cholulahotsauce6166]

Very fascinating!

[@vitosimini110]

GORILLA TOTEM
ITALIA.
DA QUESTI FORNI SI PUÒ PRODURRE MOLTA ENERGIA ELETTRICA .
SE SIETE INTERESSATI INVIATEMI I VOSTRI CONTATTI.

[@darkjustice851]

I want to make it

[@hudortunnel9784]

are these pure sawdust from raw wood or furnitures? if some came from the latter, wouldnt this be sort of poisonous because of the chemicals in it?

[@andyjohnson3790]

This would only result if the wood was treated with water resistant and anti rot chemicals or furniture made from compressed wood chips/sawdust with glue or formaldehyde.
The pile in the beginning of the video was raw discarded wood, and almost every pallet and sturdy furniture is made from raw wood.
But it's still possible

[@martinnatanaelhutauruk2139]

Great production

[@Ropuia_C]

Any binders added?? Love from india

[@akhilaggarwal5246]

No binder is required

[@fullsatisfaction3825]

Good job but i wan to know the pressed sawdust in kiln do put water or chemicals and what is the temperature.