The use of wood vinegar produced during carbonization of briquette machine

Carbonizing furnace works under the principle of dry distillation carbonization to decompose tar, carbon and natural combustible gas by hypoxic heating of briquettes in the furnace. Wood creosote oil is the main component of wood vinegar liquid. The tar is often distilled with treatment of naoh and acidified to make it separating with other component. It can also be used in synthetic rubber, medicine and metallurgy.


 
Creosote, although a colorless liquid, produces color when exposed to light and air. It has an corrosive, smoky smell and it is a major component of preservatives and disinfectants. Wood vinegar is a kind of organic compound containing hydrocarbons, acids and phenols. In the process of carbonizing, some combustible gas and liquid would be produced. The liquid is wood vinegar.
Wood vinegar is a reddish-brown liquid with a special smell of smoke. Its proportion is 1.02-1.05, mainly water, accounting for about 80%-90%, organic matter, only accounting for 10%-20%. Organic acid accounts for about 6% (wood vinegar liquid weight), of which more than 85% is acetic acid. Methanol and other volatile components accounts for about 3%.
 
In fact, wood vinegar can be used in many places in our life. For example, wood vinegar has a bactericidal and bactericidal effect. Accordingly, certain dermatitis, beriberi, pruritus disease can be treated. In addition, wood vinegar contains potassium ions, calcium ions, magnesium ions, zinc ions and other mineral elements that it can be used in agriculture, feed, and industrial production.
 
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