Organic Matter Magnetothermal Decomposition Energy Conversion Device - China

Organic matter magnetothermal decomposition energy conversion device.

The Fireprint equipment in China uses low-temperature pyrolysis instead of incineration for processing.

While the magnetothermal decomposition device may seem similar to an incinerator in processing organic matter, the process flow is quite different.

High-temperature incinerators operate at temperatures of 600-1200 degrees Celsius, while Fireprint technology operates at 50-380 degrees Celsius.

Pyrolysis extracts all the heat from the organic matter through a chemical reaction, ultimately producing weakly basic ceramics.

This weakly basic ceramic is called "magnetic powder, " and its processing is similar to that of lime.

However, if the input waste contains inorganic materials such as metals, glass, or stones, extra care must be taken, as these substances will be extracted in their original form.

Traditional household waste and easily carbonizable materials in communities are processed by the process of organic matter (garbage, etc.

) → ash (carbon-containing organic matter).

This equipment, however, processes the ash (carbon-containing organic matter) → "heat source" (6-12 hours) → magnetic powder (non-carbon-containing inorganic matter).

Company Contact:

• 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.