Carbonized material production kiln
AssigneeYamamoto Bio-Charcoal Mfg. Co., Ltd.
InventorAkio Yamamoto
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AssigneeYamamoto Bio-Charcoal Mfg. Co., Ltd.
InventorAkio Yamamoto
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To enable a carbonized material production kiln to be maintained in a simple manner when an exposed surface on a side wall of the kiln is cracked, to prevent the kiln from easily cracking by heat to thereby prolong the life of the kiln itself, and to increase heat retention efficiency to thereby increase carbonization efficiency even during periods of cold temperatures such as the winter season. The carbonized material production kiln is formed by stacking cubic concrete blocks each having no reinforcing iron so that recombination of up to six faces of each cubic concrete block becomes possible, wherein a heat storage/retention member such as stones is filled in an exhaust space formed between a kiln floor iron plate and a kiln bottom so as to store heat, thereby preventing a decrease in carbonization efficiency even at cold temperatures.
A carbonized material production kiln including an open ceiling surface, side walls at four faces being in a quadrangular shape, an exhaust space which is formed between an iron plate with a vent hole opened that is laid as a kiln floor in a state of being enclosed by the side walls and a kiln bottom surface and through which exhaust gas discharged as a result of carbonization of a raw material for carbonization, a combustion device being made to communicate with the discharge space and for combusting exhaust gas, and a stage which is continuous to at least one side wall of the side walls and on which a traveling work machine can travel at the same height as that of an upper surface of the side wall, the side wall is formed by stacking blocks each being in a cubic shape and made of concrete without reinforcing iron in plural numbers horizontally and vertically to thereby make an exposed surface on the kiln side wall changeable by recombination of a block surface, and in the exhaust space between the iron plate of the kiln floor and the kiln bottom surface, a heat storage/retention member is filled in a ventable state.
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