Waste-to-Energy
Transform Old Tires, Waste Plastics, Coal, Forest Debris and other feedstocks into a Valuable Energy Resource.
Pyrolysis:
Fueling The Future
Pyrolysis is a thermal decomposition process where chemical bonds within the feedstock are broken down using heat. As energy is applied, the feedstock molecules disintegrate into stable fragments, resulting in the production of valuable energy products.
Our process operates through Vacuum Pyrolysis, where feedstock is rapidly heated in a controlled, oxygen-depleted environment. This method allows for the conversion of materials into three primary outputs: liquid bio-oil, solid biochar, and non-condensable gases.
Although pyrolysis is an endothermic process, the majority of the energy input is utilized to raise the materials temperature. For instance, heating biomass from 25°C to 500°C requires approximately 1.08 MJ/kg, which constitutes over two-thirds of the total energy needed for the process. This efficient use of energy makes our system both cost-effective and environmentally friendly.
Our commitment to clean energy solutions through advanced vacuum pyrolysis technology presents a unique opportunity for sustainable energy production, offering efficient, cost-effective, and environmentally friendly options for a wide range of industries and applications.
Our system is designed for ease of use and flexibility. Changing input materials is as simple as pushing a button, making it adaptable to various waste types and energy needs.
Powering a Circular Economy
The Evolution of Waste Management & Energy Production.
Transforming waste into valuable resources is at the heart of our innovative waste-to-energy process. By converting coal, tires, wood, and plastics into fuel, energy, and biochar, we not only reduce landfill waste but also create sustainable solutions for a cleaner future. Our cutting-edge technology harnesses the potential of these materials, turning what would be discarded into powerful energy sources and enriching biochar that improves soil health.
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