Waste To Energy Recovery Principles - China

Waste-to-Energy Recovery Principles

Energy recovery is one of many waste-to-energy technologies, others including gasification, pyrolysis of combustible materials, and anaerobic digestion.

Incineration and low-temperature magnetic pyrolysis both extract energy from waste, but their principles are not similar.

Incineration produces high-temperature thermal energy, while the main energy product of low-temperature magnetic pyrolysis is usually combustible gas.

Incineration and low-temperature magnetic pyrolysis can also be carried out without energy and material recovery.

High-temperature incinerators, due to insufficient gas purification and combustion process control, often endanger the health of factory workers and the local environment.

In some countries, experts and local communities still express concerns about the environmental impact of incinerators.

Low-temperature magnetic pyrolysis chimneys mainly produce carbon monoxide, hydrogen, and water vapor, eliminating the need for complex gas purification equipment.

This is because they produce very little dioxins, do not increase heavy metals, and generate only rare fly ash.

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• 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.