Overview
Coconut-shell charcoal can replace part of the coal or fuel oil burned in boilers, kilns, and industrial dryers. As a fuel made from an agricultural byproduct, it can help companies reduce their reliance on fossil fuels.
How it works
- Charcoal is sized to suit the burner or furnace feed system.
- It is fed alone or blended with other solid fuels.
- Combustion provides heat for steam, drying, or processing.
Why coconut shell
Its high carbon content and low sulfur make it an efficient, cleaner-burning industrial fuel.
This page describes coconut-shell charcoal uses in general. Suitability depends on the charcoal grade and each buyer's requirements.