Introduction of a comprehensive resource recovery processing system developed as a measure for solid waste that is difficult to handle and has low resource utilization.
The device is a comprehensive resource recovery processing unit developed to handle solid waste that is difficult to manage, such as discarded tires, ASR, RDF, and oil-containing sludge, with low resource utilization. It features continuous or batch material supply, where organic solid waste is introduced into a sealed pyrolysis furnace at temperatures ranging from 00 to 450°C in an anaerobic environment. The polymer chains that make up the organic matter decompose due to specific temperature, time, and cumulative effects, producing pyrolysis gas. This pyrolysis gas passes through a condensation unit, and the recovered liquid is crude oil, while the uncondensed gas is sent back to the combustion chamber for re-combustion. The combustion exhaust gas undergoes alkaline washing and activated carbon adsorption before being discharged in compliance with emission standards. 【Applications of Pyrolysis】 ■ Oil sludge ■ Waste tires ■ Hazardous waste ■ Organic industrial solid waste ■ ASR waste plastics *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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WEF Technology Development Co., Ltd. is engaged in the development of local production and consumption technologies for water, energy, and food, as well as the design, construction, and maintenance of water treatment facilities, and the purification and restoration of rivers and ponds. For the limited resources of the Earth, we propose wastewater treatment systems that consume less energy and offer high performance. Please feel free to contact us if you have any inquiries.
