The kiln consists of six identical pyrolysis reactors, each operating independently.

Every reactor is equipped with a dedicated door, allowing a retort filled with raw materials to be inserted using a forklift.

The removable retort also functions as a container for cooling and stabilizing the charcoal.

This design eliminates the need for additional cooling tanks, significantly reducing costs and minimizing the human resources required for kiln operation and maintenance.

Once the charcoal is cooled and stabilized, it is discharged from the retort, which is then reloaded with raw materials and prepared for reinstallation in the reactor.

The six pyrolysis reactors are integrated into a single vessel, creating a unified furnace space that significantly reduces heat loss.
The furnace also functions as a coolant generator for all six retorts.
The reactors are loaded with retorts in a staggered sequence, ensuring the continuous operation of the kiln and maintaining a consistent temperature within the reactors.

To handle raw materials with a high moisture content, the kiln is equipped with six pre-drying units.

These units are powered by exhaust flue gases, which reduces the energy required for wood drying, shortens preparation time, and results in higher-quality charcoal produced in less time.