Garbage carbonization is a method of garbage treatment and reuse, which refers to the treatment technology of high-temperature heating and decomposition of organic matter under isolated air conditions, achieving harmless and resourceful disposal of garbage. During the high-temperature carbonization process, the high molecular weight substances in the garbage are cracked to produce combustible gases, liquids, and solid products. The combustible gases generated from the gas can be purified and used for power generation, heating, combustion, and other purposes.