Biomass carbonization equipment is mainly used to process various biomass materials and convert them into biomass charcoal. The following are some common materials suitable for processing in biomass carbonization equipment:

1. Wood: including various trees, branches, sawdust, etc.

2. Straw: such as corn stalks, rice straw and other crop residues.

3. Fruit shells: such as coconut shells, fruit pits, olive pits, etc.

4. Peanut shells: Peanut shells are a common source of biomass.

5. Bamboo: including bamboo chips, bamboo chips, etc.

6. Discarded wooden furniture: For example, wood from discarded furniture.

7. Rubber wood: The wood of rubber trees can also be used for biomass carbonization.

8. Crop residues: such as corn cobs, cotton stalks, etc.

9. Food waste: Some organic waste, such as the organic part of kitchen waste.

10. Biomass pellets and debris: including wood pellets, straw pellets, etc.

Biomass carbonization equipment heats biomass to cause carbonization reactions in an oxygen-deficient or low-oxygen environment, ultimately producing biomass charcoal and other by-products. This carbonization process can convert biomass into a more stable, easily stored and efficiently utilized form for a wide range of uses, including soil improvement, energy production, and more.