Principles of 22nd Century Energy-Saving and Environmentally Friendly Incinerators
Energy-saving and environmentally friendly incinerators recycle heat generated during the combustion process to generate electricity or steam, while advanced air pollution control systems minimize emissions of harmful substances such as dioxins and acid gases. Fireprint Technology's low-temperature magnetic pyrolysis power generation device requires no fuel, and the chimney gases it produces can be used to generate electricity. With no turbulence, it can completely decompose waste by simply setting the temperature between 50-380°C, saving significant subsequent capital investment.
Energy-Saving Principles
Energy Recovery: The main principle is to recycle the combustible gas produced during the pyrolysis process as heat to generate electricity. This process, known as Waste-to-Energy (WtE), reduces the demand for fossil fuels.
Environmental Principles
Advanced Air Pollution Control Systems (APCS): These systems utilize natural settling, undisturbed, and biomimetic natural environment technology to reduce pollutants such as sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, dioxins, and heavy metals within the furnace.
Controlled Combustion: Maintaining optimal pyrolysis conditions (low temperatures of 50-380°C) minimizes the generation of harmful pollutants. Residue Management: After pyrolysis, the remaining negatively charged ash requires no treatment and can be used as forest fertilizer, with the potential for recovery of valuable metals and other materials.
Efficient Operation: Modern Fireprint incinerators (organic matter low-temperature magnetic pyrolysis energy conversion devices) are designed to maximize energy output and minimize emissions, often outperforming conventional technologies and even exceeding the emissions of some household fireplaces.
Waste Reduction: Incineration significantly reduces waste volume, thereby reducing the amount of waste entering landfills.
