Charcoal Specification
Charcoal is a lightweight black carbon residue produced by removing water and other volatile constituents from Plant materials. Charcoal is usually produced by slow Pyrolsis — the heating of wood in the absence of Oxygen.This process is called Charcoal Burning. The finished charcoal consists largely of carbon.
The advantage of using charcoal instead of just burning wood is the absence of water and other components. This allows charcoal to burn at higher temperatures, and give off very little smoke.
We have various type of Charcoal from various destination.
Khaya is an African native plant that grows up to 30-40m in height with wide canopy and straight trunk. In Vietnam, Khaya is planted in the central highlands to extract wood.
Charcoal made from Khaya’s wood has long burning time with gentle and steady heat and almost no spark or flame.
Coffee charcoal is produced by roasting the outer portion of coffee beans until blackened or charred.
People take coffee charcoal for diarrhea.
Coffee charcoal is sometimes applied directly to the mouth and throat for swelling (inflammation) or to the skin for infected wounds.
The Ayin Shisha/Hookah grade charcoal from birch wood ( Ayin ) has high carbon content which is able to produce clicking sound during heating interactions. It's well known to burn for extensive duration. It's well known to burn for extensive duration. It's has no sparkle, no odor and smokeless since the heating process is binding agent free.
When ignited, the carbon in charcoal combines with oxygen and forms carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, water, other gases, and significant quantities of energy. It packs more potential energy per ounce than raw wood. Char burns steady, hot, and produces less smoke and fewer dangerous vapors.
This charcoal is made up of larger pieces and burns longer with a more consistent temperature than standard charcoal. Along with a hotter and longer burn time, this charcoal has a lower moisture content, which means it does not spark or spit as much as regular charcoal.
Charcoal briquettes are made of leftover bits of wood and sawdust mixed with additives and then compressed to give them their defining pillow shape. You can purchase briquettes with many different types of additives that make them easier to light, smoke more, or infuse a particular flavor.