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Waste treatment by pyrolysis - the
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The P.I.T. Pyroflam process, developed originally by
Serpac Environnement,
a French industrial company, is a gasification process
aimed at the
valorisation and conversion to energy of various solid wastes,
including municipal solid
wastes, industrial wastes, sludges, animal and meat wastes.
BS Engineering S.A.
acquired the patent, user's licence and trademark
of the P.I.T. Pyroflam Process and
Serpac Environnement's trademark
in July 1999.
F l o w s h e e t
Legend
1 = bunker
; 2 = crane with grab ; 3 = feeding hopper ; 4 = pyrolysor;
5 = extractor of recyclable
solid residues; 6 = process air
fan; 7 = emergency stack ;
8 = post combustion chamber ; 9 = combustion air fan;
10 = recovery boiler; 11 = fly ash collection ; 12 = flue gas cleaning reactor ;
13 = neutralizing
reagents preparation ; 14 = bag
filter ;
15 = collection of flue gas
cleaning residues ;
16 = stack; 17 = turbo-alternator ;
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The P.I.T. Pyroflam total pyrolysis process is based on heating a hydrocarbonated load without oxygen input at a fairly low temperature (between 450° and 750° C). This heating operation breaks down the organic materials, producing a thermolysis gas and a highly carbonated solid residue which is transformed into burnable gas by gasification.
A highly efficient thermal conversion process
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Simple
Not limited by the calorific value of the waste
Producing less flue gases
Less heavy metals, fly ash, dioxins and furans
Maximum valorisation of the energy contained in waste materials
Without environmental nuisance
Low running costs
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Inside the SERPAC ENVIRONNEMENT pyrolysor
Reference
Household and industrial waste thermal treatment plant
in Hungary
(Total internal
pyrolysis)
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