The use of wood tar and wood vinegar separated by an environmentally friendly carbonization furnace

Everyone knows that the flue gas purification system of the environmental protection carbonization furnace device can separate the flue gas generated in the carbonization process into wood tar and wood vinegar, which not only treats the pollution of the flue gas, but also collects the wood tar obtained after the flue gas separation 1. Wood vinegar has created unexpected profit value, so what use are these wood vinegar and wood tar?

Carbonization Furnace

To carbonize a ton of raw material with 10% moisture content, the equipment can collect about 100 kg of wood acetic acid and 20 kg of wood tar.

Wood tar is a high temperature resistant material with a high temperature resistance up to 280°C and is waterproof. It is a corrosion resistant and high temperature resistant material for the paint industry of the shipbuilding industry. Chemical and pharmaceutical raw materials and plant nutrients regulate auxin, which has a growth effect on plants and kills insects.

Wood tar use:

1. Can extract wood acetic acid; 2. Can be used as plant growth agent, directly applied to the soil; 3. Other uses as anti-seepage agent, leak-proof agent, used as an insecticide or insect repellent in the soil.

Wood vinegar, charcoal powder, and wood tar are mixed in proportion, and other materials can also be added in appropriate amounts to make active fertilizer. It has ten effects:

1. Can provide the trace elements needed for the growth process of crops; 2. Can maintain the ecological balance of soil organisms; 3. Can maintain the fertilizer efficiency; 4. Adjust the PH value of the soil; 5. Maintain the moisture in the soil; 6. Enhance the permeability of the soil 7. Make the soil granulate; 8. Can raise the temperature of the soil surface; 9. Mixed use with farm manure can improve the fertilizer efficiency, prevent the farm manure from harming the crop; 10. Reduce the root rot problem of crops, and prevent underground diseases and insect pests.