Intermittent carbonization equipment is suitable for the carbonization process of a variety of materials. The following are some common materials suitable for carbonization using batch carbonization equipment:

1. Wood: Wood is one of the most common carbonized materials. Carbonizing wood can produce charcoal, which can be used for fuel or other applications.

2. Plant straw: Plant straw including rice straw, wheat straw, corn straw and other plant straw can be converted into biochar through carbonization and used for energy production or soil improvement.

3. Plant residues: Plant residues such as fruit shells, peanut shells, and coconut shells can be turned into carbon materials through carbonization, which are widely used in filtration, purification, and energy industries.

4. Crop waste: Crop waste, such as rice straw, wheat straw, cotton straw, etc., can be converted into useful carbon materials through carbonization.

5. Animal manure: Certain types of animal manure, such as that of poultry, cattle, pigs, etc., can be converted into biomass char through carbonization and used for fertilizer or energy production.

6. Algae and aquatic plants: Aquatic plants, algae, etc. can be converted into biomass charcoal through carbonization for energy or environmental applications.

It should be noted that different materials may have different reaction characteristics and requirements during the carbonization process. Therefore, before using batch carbonization equipment to carbonize specific materials, it is recommended to conduct experiments and tests to determine the best carbonization parameters and process conditions.