Method and facility for recycling organic wastes without pollution
OwnerHuang-Chuan Cheninventor
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A method and a facility for recycling organic wastes without pollution, wherein, chars of high quality generated are removed from a reactor when pyrolysis of the cokes is completed to the degree of 80% to be dealt with in the subsequent primary and secondary treatment tanks in order to completely wipe out the residual organic volatile compounds (VOC) resided in the chars to get refined pure chars. The gas generated from the reactor is separated and cooled and is directly converted into completely recoverable oil resource and gas; this can reduce the time for reaction and increase the amount of treatment of the organic wastes and the efficiency as well as the rate of the reaction; By the present invention, e.g., the heating cycle of the reactor for 2,000 kg of waste tires can be reduced to 2.5-3.5 hrs. Such method and facility for recycling organic wastes without secondary contaminant can meet the requirement of environmental protection and fit the spirit of UNFCCC.
A method for recycling organic wastes without pollution, wherein, a char treatment facility with two treatment stages subsequent to a reactor is used for organic wastes, and wherein, cokes of high quality generated are removed from said reactor when pyrolysis of said chars is completed to the degree of 80% to be dealt with in a subsequent 20% refining process, residual organic volatile compounds (VOC) of said organic wastes in said reactor are further removed by heating separately, thus time for reaction is reduced and the amount of treatment of every batch of said organic wastes and the efficiency as well as rate of said reaction are increased;
A facility for recycling organic wastes without pollution, wherein, an equipment required by a process of pyrolysis for said facility is comprised of a reactor and a furnace, said facility is characterized by that:
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