Cow dung can be processed through carbonization equipment. Carbonization is a process that converts organic matter into stable carbonaceous materials through pyrolysis under high temperature and anoxic conditions. During the carbonization process, the carbon element in the organic matter is retained, while other elements are released in the form of gas or ash-like residues.

For carbonization of cow dung, different methods can be used. One common method is to carbonize cow dung at high temperatures by placing it in a closed container. During this process, the moisture and volatile substances in the cow dung are released, and the residue is converted into stable carbonaceous material. This carbonized cow dung can be used as fertilizer, soil amendment or energy source.

The advantage of carbonized cow dung is that it can reduce odor, kill bacteria and insect eggs, and improve the quality and stability of fertilizer. In addition, the carbonization process converts organic matter into carbonaceous products, helping to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and soil pollution.

When carbonizing, appropriate safety measures should be taken to ensure safe operation in high temperature and oxygen-deficient environments and to avoid the release of harmful gases. In addition, for the purpose of using carbonized cow dung, it is also necessary to understand and comply with local laws and regulations to ensure legal and environmentally friendly use.