Continuous-flow pyrolysis reactor, positive-pressure feed hopper for pyrolysis reactor, kiln for pyrolysis reactor, and pyrolysis system
OwnerLuis Fernando Martinezinventor
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A continuous flow pyrolytic reactor (200) equipped with one or more pyrolysis chamber assemblies (204) is disclosed. A positive pressure waste feeder hopper (100) for the pyrolytic reactor and its respective furnace, in addition to a pyrolysis system for the use of waste. The pyrolytic reactor (200) having a plurality of cylindrical pyrolysis chambers (201) provided, within it, with an endless screw conveyor (202) arranged longitudinally. The worm conveyor screw (202) is provided with a shaft (203), the shaft (203) being coupled to the bases of the pyrolysis chamber (201). The shaft (203) is further coupled to a rotation device that transfers torque to the shaft (203) by rotating the worm conveyor screw (202). The cylindrical pyrolysis chambers (201) are housed in an insulating housing (300) having within it two or more assemblies (204). The assemblies (204) are fed by a hopper (100) forming a pyrolysis system.
A continuous flow pyrolytic reactor (200) comprising:
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The continuous flow pyrolytic reactor (200) according to claim 12, wherein the shaft (203) of a first internal cylindrical pyrolysis chamber (201i) is located below the shaft (203) of a first outer chamber (201e).
A feeder hopper (100) with positive pressure to the continuous flow pyrolylic reactor (200) provided with an enlarged upper portion (1010) where the waste is deposited;
A pyrolytic reactor furnace provided with an insulating housing (300) with a parallel shape, wherein a closure in an upper portion (301) is shaped longitudinal as a cylindrical section, where a vertex of an upper face (3011) is parallel to a longitudinal axis of the parallelepipedal portion of the housing (300), a lower portion being provided with a heat diffusing plate (303) in the form of a cylindrical surface, a vertex being positioned downwards;
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.