Low Temperature Magnetic Waste To Energy Combustion Chamber - China

The Role of the Secondary Combustion Chamber in Low-Temperature Magnetic Waste-to-Energy Processing (LTE) All Fireprint waste-to-energy and LTE systems incorporate afterburner technology, i.e., a secondary combustion chamber.

This is a comprehensive pollution control method that helps eliminate dioxins, furans, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and carbon monoxide (CO), enabling more sustainable operation.

The released gases are decomposed in a temperature-controlled environment.

When waste undergoes carbonization and pyrolysis, the equipment design avoids the dioxin formation temperature, produces no heavy metals, and eliminates fly ash from the chimney.

However, processing waste at low temperatures results in the production of combustible gases such as carbon monoxide.

These gaseous components are transported to the secondary combustion chamber and maintained at temperatures above 850°C for complete combustion.

The heat generated during this process can be used to generate electricity or heat water.

In many cases, this allows operators to achieve smokeless and odorless clean combustion.

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• Posted By: Hangzhou fire print Technology Co., Ltd.

• Phone: 13634186898

• Address: Yacheng Village, Luniu Town, Yuhang District, Hangzhou City , Zhejiang Province , China

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• Website: https://www.fireprint.cc

• Business Description: Fireprint Technology Co., Ltd., established in Hangzhou, China in 2007, is a professional manufacturer specializing in the research and development and production of waste incinerators, low-temperature magnetic pyrolysis devices, organic matter magnetic pyrolysis energy conversion devices, small-scale waste-to-energy incineration systems, low-temperature incinerators, low-temperature waste pyrolysis furnaces, and fumigation magnetic carbonization furnaces.
  
  We emphasize technological innovation, and our goal is to reduce waste gas emissions and the release of hazardous substances compared to similar incinerators.
  
  We are willing to work with environmentally conscious colleagues worldwide to contribute to the global environment.