Posted by Josiah Hunt on January 13, 2015 in
BiGchar, biochar production technology
BiGchar 2200 shown here in full operation with steam from the char quench in the foreground and a fresh load of feedstock being delivered in the background.
BiGchar 2200 installation shown here in full operation with cotton gin trash feedstock. Located in Griffith, NSW, Australia.
James Joyce, the technologies inventor, shown here at an installation in Griffith, NSW, Australia.
Cotton gin trash. The BiGchar 2200 model runs smooth on it, proof that some of the most difficult feedstocks can be managed.
Emissions while operating on rice hull feedstock
PLC interface. Most of the function is automatic, with alarms and manual override when needed.
Manual control panel for use when desired and for operation outside of normal procedure.
BiGchar 2200 installation at Ecofarm in Vietnam. Thermal oxidizer on left, hearth on right, control panels in between, in-feed leading to the top of the hearth, out-feed extending from the bottom (hoppers and additional attachments not yet in place here).
