Coconut Shell Charcoal Briquette

Wholesale Carbon 70% ash 12% Calorific 6500 Vietnam Coconut Shell Charcoal Briquette BBQ

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Essential details Place of Origin: Vietnam Brand Name: Van An Phat Model Number: 01 Material: COCONUT SHELL Application: Barbecue (BBQ) Shape: Briquette Calory (J): 6500 Ash Content (%): 12 Raw material: Pure Coconut Shell Charcoal Color: Natural Black Feature: High Heat Carbon content: 70 % Moisture: 6 % Packing: 10kgs/carton Usage: 1)Barbecue Carbon(2)Outdoor Barbecue(3)Party Packaging & delivery Packaging Details As customer reqirement Port Cat Lai Port Viet Nam $500.00 – $600.00/ ton |18 ton/tons(Min. order) Quantity: tons Lead time: Quantity (tons) 1 – 10 > 10 Lead time (days) 1 To be negotiated Customization: Customized logo(Min. order 13 tons) Customized packaging(Min. order 13 tons) COCONUT SHELL CHARCOAL PRODUCTION PROCESS Stage 1. Collect coconut shells: Workers collect dry coconut shells from the coconut production facilities of Ben Tre. Stage 2. Coconut shell charcoal stew: Put the collected coconut shells into a specialized tunnel to turn coconut shells into coconut shell charcoal (common coconut shell charcoal) with natural size. Stage 3. Grind coal: After coming out of the tunnel kiln, coconut shell charcoal has a big piece shape. This is called the “natural” size of coconut shell charcoal. The coconut shell charcoal is then added to a grinding machine to grind the charcoal into desired sizes. Usually in Ben Tre, coconut shell charcoal natural size will be grinded into smaller sizes about 3×6 or 4×8 and quite uniform in size. After this process, there will be a by-product of coconut shell charcoal size 4×8, 8×20 and coconut shell charcoal powder fine Stage 4. Forming charcoal BBQ: The pulverized coal will be combined with natural binders and put into a mold and burned to form BBQ charcoa DESCRIPTIONS METHODS RESULTS Total Moisture (ARB) TCVN 172 : 2011 5,76% Ash Content (DB) TCVN 173 : 2011 12,1% Sulphur (S) (DB) ASTM D 4239 -17 0,1% Gross Calorific Value (DB) TCVN 200 : 2011 25,57 MJ/kg – 6105 cal/g Fixed Carbon (C) (DB) ASTM D 5373 – 16 69,5%