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- Croton Shell Biomass Pyrolysis Machine
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Waste tire to diesel recycling plant was put into operation in South Africa
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Waste tire/tyre recycling pyrolysis machine project in Panama
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Waste plastic to oil pyrolysis plant successfully installed in India
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Two sets of 50TPD full continuous waste tire pyrolysis plant project installed in Yunnan, China!
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Two sets of 12T/D scrap tyre pyrolysis equipment project established in Vietnam
Turkey Fruit Shell Biochar to Make Shisha Charcoal Plant
2026-10-13
Our Turkish customers has adopted the biomass carbonization machine we developed to efficiently convert fruit shells and agricultural waste into high-quality carbon material suitable for shisha charcoal production. During operation, the feedstock undergoes continuous heating, drying, and deep carbonization under controlled conditions, yielding a final biomass carbon product characterized by high fixed carbon content, low ash content, and excellent combustion performance. Since commencing operations, the production line has run reliably and earned high praise from the client. This project not only achieves high-value utilization of local agricultural waste but also provides a reliable solution for producing premium shisha charcoal; it generates significant economic benefits while strongly supporting the sustainable development of biomass energy.
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