Organic Solid Waste Oxygen-Free Pyrolysis Machine

The choice primarily depends on local government environmental policies, project processing scale, and investment budget. For projects pursuing large-scale capacity, requiring higher levels of automation and production continuity, and emphasizing high operational efficiency, continuous-type equipment is recommended. For small to medium-scale, distributed processing, or pilot production lines, where investment flexibility and adaptability are prioritized, batch-type equipment is recommended.

Our core technology lies in the oxygen-free pyrolysis process. By conducting pyrolysis in an oxygen-free environment, the oxygen supply required for dioxin formation is blocked. Simultaneously, a reducing environment is maintained to promote the decomposition of dioxins. Finally, the equipment structure design is optimized to reduce dioxin precursors carried by fly ash, significantly lowering the risk of dioxin formation. Combined with a backend multi-stage combined flue gas purification system,

The equipment can treat over 30 types of organic solid waste, including waste tires, waste plastics, oily sludge, contaminated soil, hazardous waste packaging, organic hazardous waste, medical waste, municipal sludge, waste lithium batteries, retired photovoltaic modules, biomass, and waste aluminum.

The maximum single-unit processing capacity reaches 240 tons per day. The capacity is customizable according to project requirements, ranging from 10 to 240 tons per day.

The final products include pyrolysis oil, pyrolysis carbon, and non-condensable combustible gas. The specific output varies depending on the feedstock material, with pyrolysis oil used as fuel or refinery feedstock, and pyrolysis carbon used for activated carbon, building materials, or fertilizers.