CHARCOAL EXPORTATION

EHIGIEMMA NIGERIA LIMITED is a company registered by the Federal Government of Nigeria under the Corporate Affiars Commission (RC- 1660485). The company is a licensed exporter under the Nigerian Export Promotion Council with registration no 0009617 and is also a member of the Successedge Exporters Network.  The company is situated at Lagos State, Nigeria.

We deal in products like Charcoal, Shea butter, Cocoa, Cashew Nut, Bitter Kola, Kola nut, and Other Related Agricultural Commodities.

What is charcoal?

According to Collins English Dictionary, charcoal is a black amorphous form of carbon made by heating wood or other organic matter in the absence of air: used as a fuel, in smelting metal ores, in explosives, and as an absorbent. Many people use charcoal to make fires, for cooking, and for heating up water.

Uses

Cooking fuel

Prior to the industrial revolution charcoal was occasionally used as a cooking fuel. Modern "charcoal briquettes", widely used for outdoor cooking, are not charcoal though they may contain some.

Syngas production, automotive fuel[

Like many other sources of carbon, charcoal can be used for the production of various syngas compositions; i.e., various CO + H₂ + CO₂ + N₂ mixtures. The syngas is typically used as fuel, including automotive propulsion, or as a chemical feedstock.

In times of scarce petroleum, automobiles and even buses have been converted to burn wood gas (a gas mixture consisting primarily of diluting atmospheric nitrogen, but also containing combustible gasses, mostly carbon monoxide) released by burning charcoal or wood in a wood gas generator. In 1931 Tang Zhongming developed an automobile powered by charcoal, and these cars were popular in China until the 1950s and in occupied France during World War II (called gazogènes).

Pyrotechnics

Charcoal is used in the production of black powder, which is used extensively in the production of fireworks. It is usually ground into a fine powder, with airfloat grade being the finest particle size available commercially. When used in black powder compositions, it is often ball-milled with other ingredients so that they are intimately mixed together. Certain charcoals perform better when used to make black powder, these include spruce, willow, paulownia and grapevine among others.

Carbon source

Charcoal may be used as a source of carbon in chemical reactions. One example of this is the production of carbon disulphide through the reaction of sulfur vapors with hot charcoal. In that case the wood should be charred at high temperature to reduce the residual amounts of hydrogen and oxygen that lead to side reactions

Charcoal is a highly exportable commodity, and we have the capacity to export it to any country in the world.

We are ready to take request and can be contacted via our email on: ehigiemmanigltd@gmail.com or via telephone: +234807431336, +2347035017717