Carbontzation furnace

Abstract

A furnace has a dual structure for carbonizing material. The furnace has a group of inner chambers and an outer chamber. Each of the inner chambers has a lid which can open and close to input the material for carbonizing. The outer chamber moves so that the group of inner chambers is housed in the outer chamber. Due to this, a combustion space is formed between the group of inner chambers and the outer chamber so as to heat each of the inner chambers to dry the material by distillation.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a furnace having a double structure for carbonizing garbage, waste tires, waste plastics, waste vinyl resin and waste materials, etc. Background technique [0002] Typically, a carbonization furnace has an inner chamber into which the scrap is fed, and an outer chamber that can be removed from the inner chamber. A combustion space is formed between the inner cavity and the outer cavity to heat the inner cavity. [0003] For example, as shown in Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication (KOKAI) No. 2001-139955, a carbonization furnace has two inner chambers and an outer chamber, in which case the outer chamber can be moved from one inner chamber to Another inner cavity, which enables efficient carbonization of waste material. [0004] However, if a large amount of scrap is put in the inner chamber, gas generated from the scrap etc. cannot be effectively exhausted from the inner chamber, and the scrap cannot be efficiently...

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[0004] However, if a large amount of scrap is put in the inner chamber, gas generated from the scrap etc. cannot be effectively exhausted from the inner chamber, and the scrap cannot be efficiently heated in the inner chamber, therefore, a large amount of scrap cannot be efficiently carbonized.

That is, there is a limit to the amount of scrap that can be put into one cavity, and therefore, there is a limit to the amount of scrap per furnace

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