This document discusses thermal conversion technologies for waste including pyrolysis from 450-2000°C, gasification from 450-3500°C, and incineration at 1200°C. Pyrolysis of waste produces 38% char, 43% oil, and 5% strong gas as primary products. The technologies allow for material recovery through processes like activation, extraction, refining, separation and synthesis. Energy can also be recovered through uses of the gas turbine, engine, and steam boiler to generate power, steam, and produce secondary refined products such as chemicals, hydrogen, ammonia, fuels and activated carbon.

1. 02/01/2020
Thermal Conversion Technologies
Pyrolysis
450-2000°C
Gasification45
450-3500°C
Incineration
1200°C
38% Char
43% Oil
5% Strong gas
Primary Products
Material Recovery
Activation
Extraction
Refining
Separation
Synthesis
Energy Recovery
Gas Turbine
Engine
Steam Boiler
Secondary Refining
Chemicals
Hydrogen
Ammonia
Methanol
Diesel
Middle Distillate
Aviation Kerosene
Bunker Oil
Fuel Gas
Activated Carbon
Char
BioChar
Power
Steam
Secondary Product
99% Syngas
Heat85% Heat