Technology
Microwave Plasma Treatment
High-temperature plasma decomposition and gasification of carbon-bearing substances, carried out without air and therefore without combustion — so there is no route to dioxins, furans or NOₓ.
- 1300–1500°C
- Microwave steam plasma
- 1500–4000°C
- Field temperature in the reactor
- 4500–8000K
- Arc plasma
- 99–99.5%
- Carbon conversion
01Microwave Plasma TreatmentPlasma Gasification of Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) Component Of Integrated Waste Recycling: high-temperature plasma decomposition and gasification of carbon-containing (organic) substances is primarily intended for use in the processing and disposal of municipal and medical waste.- 02Analysis of TechnologiesThe main methods of waste disposal today are incineration by waste incineration plants. The process is conducted by blast furnaces and cement furnaces as well as separation being followed by burial of residues at landfills.
- 03Advantages of Our TechnologyTake the advantages of Plasma technology to reducing costs and keeping environment green. This technology is the “cleanest” known today.
04Plasma Cracking & FilterMicrowave Plasma Cracking, Developing the technology of a Plasma Pyrolysis gas cracking plant with Plasma Filter | Reactor for gas ionization
05Arc PlasmatronDevelopment of plasma-chemical processes of pyrolysis | Non-equilibrium plasma chemical systems for Hydrogen production | Electric Arc Vapor Plasma
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