Nigerian Hardwood Charcoal

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Nigerian hardwood charcoal has gained prominence as an exquisite type of charcoal sourced from slow-growing, hardwood trees of Nigeria's tropical dense forests. It is long-lasting, contains a good amount of carbon, and burns efficiently. Some of the attributes of hardwood charcoal from Nigeria include the following; 1. **High Density**: The hardwood charcoal produced in Nigeria is obtained from fast-growing denser tree species such as oak, acacia, iroko, and mahogany. Thanks to the density of this wood, the burn lasts for a longer period, and the heat produced is also very high. 2. **Increased Carbon Content**: Carbon content typically averages 75-85% for Nigeria hardwood charcoal. It, therefore, makes a good fuel bark that burns hotter and lasts longer than the softwood charcoals. 3. **Reduced Moisture Content**: This aspect is incorporated in the production process of the charcoal and usually below 8%. It allows for smooth ignition of the charcoal without excessive smoke during combustion. 4. **Extended Time of Burning**: Nigeria hardwood charcoal is also popular because it burns for a long time owing to the density and carbon content hence finds use in industries, barbeque and even for domestic heating. 5. **No Smoke and Odor Fragrance**: Assuming the Nigerian hardwood charcoal has been processed using appropriate technology, its use will not be accompanied by smokes and smells which are determinants of its use in cooking indoors, especially when BBQs and griddles are concerned. 6. **Uses Biomass That Is Harvested Responsibly**: In significant portions of Nigeria, sound management practices in forestry timber resources include the production of hardwood charcoal while ensuring minimal period of ecological damage from tree felling

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