Raw charcoal is used as a fuel in industries such as brickmaking, pottery, and blacksmithing due to its high calorific value and smokeless combustion.
Industries produce charcoal for household and commercial cooking purposes.
It is suitable for use in large-scale industries, where consistent high heat is essential for various processes. In some regions, especially in small-scale or artisanal steel production, raw charcoal serves as a reducing agent in blast furnaces.
Used in creating high-quality alloys, as it introduces minimal impurities.
Activated carbon derived from raw charcoal is used in water purification, but raw forms may also be employed for large-scale filtration setups in less-refined industrial processes.
A precursor to activated charcoal, raw charcoal can be used in emergency filtration systems.
Used to manufacture activated charcoal, which is essential in chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and cosmetics.
Raw charcoal can absorb odors, toxins, and chemicals in certain industrial applications.
Used in biochar form, raw charcoal enhances soil fertility and carbon sequestration.
Used as a pest deterrent and pH stabilizer in soil.
Used in exhaust systems to absorb particulate matter and carbon emissions.
Raw charcoal absorbs oils and chemicals during industrial spills.
in some experimental construction materials, raw charcoal is used to enhance durability and reduce weight.
Charcoal powder is used as a pigment in the paint, ink, and cosmetics industries
