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 Introduction of Bamboo charcoal |
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Bamboo charcoal is made up from pieces of bamboo, which are taken from bamboo plants five years or older, and burned inside an oven at temperatures around 1000°C. It is not only provides a new way to utilize bamboo, but also benefits to environment protection by reducing the residues pollution. Bamboo charcoal is an environmentally functional material which has excellent absorption properties. We are talking about a highly prized type of charcoal that's also known as "Black Diamond".
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charcoal has a long history in China and has been documented as early as 1486 AD during the Ming Dynasty..Bamboo charcoal also called Takezumi or Chikutan in Japanese. It is come from bamboo which carbonized under high temperature, there are innumerable holes crosswise is its structure, it is said that the inner surface of bamboo charcoal reach 300 to 700 square meter per gram
Bamboo charcoal is known to have high porosity. Various impurities or foreign matter will be absorbed on the wide surface area of the charcoal. When air passes, and if humidity is high, the charcoal will adsorb the moisture, and air will be converted to dry. If the air is too dry, then the charcoal will discharge its moisture, thus adjusting the humidity in the air. |
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Bamboo material has extraordinary micro-structure: it produces high absorptive capacity after carbonization, and becomes more effective after activation. Bamboo charcoal can be used for purifying water, eliminating organic impurity substances and smells. Drinking water sterilized with chlorine is to be treated with bamboo charcoal to remove the residue chlorine and chlorides.Bamboo Charcoal will emit far infrared ray, release minus ion, absorb electromagnetic wave, bamboo charcoal also possesses rich trace elements and natural mineral, such as calcium, potassium, sodium and iron etc. For this characteristic, bamboo charcoal is widely used is our daily life and agriculture, medicine, textile, military affair, electronics and industry. |
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