Rice husk carbonization furnace is a device that converts rice husk or other plant waste into machine-made charcoal. The machine-made charcoal produced by the rice husk carbonization furnace has the following characteristics:

1. High carbon content: The carbon content of machine-made charcoal is usually above 80%. The high carbon content makes machine-made charcoal have good combustion performance and calorific value, making it suitable for use as fuel.

2. Low ash content: The ash content of machine-made charcoal is relatively low, usually less than 3%.

3. Smokeless and odorless: Machine-made charcoal produces almost no smoke and odor when burned. This makes machine-made charcoal very suitable for use in barbecues and cookers where smoke and odor are required to make food more delicious.

4. High porosity: Machine-made carbon has a highly developed pore structure, including micropores, mesopores and macropores. These pores can provide a large amount of adsorption surface area, which is beneficial to the adsorption and storage of gases, liquids or solutes, making machine-made carbon widely used in fields such as environmental protection, water treatment and gas adsorption.

These characteristics of the machine-made carbon produced by the rice husk carbonization furnace make it have broad application prospects in energy utilization, environmental protection and industrial applications.