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Plasma Pyrolysis System

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  • Waste to energy
  • Low operational cost
  • Stabilization of residue
  • Low Carbon Footprint
  • Minimized Ash Generation
  • No generation of Dioxin & Furan
  • Less time to Heat Waste
  • Volumetric Weight Reduction
  • Low Foot Print
  • Emission Norms as per USEPA & MoEF Norms
  • Plasma Pyrolysis System

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      The pyrolysis process is a thermal disintegration of organic material into lower hydrocarbons particularly in the absence of oxygen. It results in the formation of combustible gases, organic liquid, char, and tar in varying quantities depending upon the feed composition, heating rate, temperature of pyrolysis, and residence time. The amount of char and tar formation reduces as the pyrolysis temperature increases. The temperature of the plasma zone is approx. 10,000°C and the surrounding temperature is 600°C–1200°C.

      In plasma pyrolysis, the most likely compounds which are produced include carbonaceous matter, methane, carbon monoxide, hydrogen, carbon dioxide, and water molecules. These product gases are combustible. The exhaust gases generated on combusting the product gases include CO, N, H O. 2 2 2

      The product gases recovered has calorific and commercial values. These gases can be used as a heat source or as fuel. The amount of gas recovered depends solely upon the type of waste and the amount of waste. As the system can recover energy from the waste while safely disposing of it, plasma pyrolysis can be treated as the ultimate waste management and recycling technology.

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