Making machine-made charcoal needs to meet a series of conditions, including raw materials, equipment, technology and market considerations. The following are the main requirements for making machine-made charcoal:

1. Raw material preparation: The main raw materials of machine-made charcoal include various woods, such as cypress, fir, poplar, etc., or agricultural waste such as rice husk, peanut shell, cotton husk, corn cob, corn stalk, sorghum stalk, etc. The adequacy and reasonable price of raw materials are important conditions for making machine-made charcoal.

2. Equipment configuration: Making machine-made charcoal requires a series of equipment, including crushers, dryers, rod making machines, carbonization furnaces, etc. These equipment are used to crush, dry, shape and carbonize raw materials to produce machine-made charcoal.

3. Technical support: Making machine-made charcoal requires certain technical support, including wood pretreatment, wood carbonization, charcoal firing and charcoal packaging. At the same time, the operation and maintenance of the equipment also require professional technical personnel.

4. Site requirements: Depending on the scale of production, making machine-made charcoal requires sites of different sizes. Generally speaking, a daily production of 1 ton of charcoal requires about 150 square meters of factory building.

5. Market considerations: Before making machine-made charcoal, market factors need to be considered, including market demand, sales channels and competition. Understanding market conditions and ensuring stable sales channels for products are the keys to the success of making machine-made charcoal.

To sum up, making machine-made charcoal requires meeting various conditions such as raw materials, equipment, technology, site and market. Before preparing to start making machine-made charcoal, these conditions should be fully considered and evaluated to ensure the smooth progress of production and the market competitiveness of the product.