The modern world faces the challenge of solving the problem of the growing volume of waste that harms nature, water resources, and our health. Ukrainian engineers have developed an effective solution: a complex system of multi-stage depolymerization and catalytic reforming.
Multi-stage thermal treatment of organic waste in a closed volume allows:
• Recycle plastics (PET, PVC, PE, PP, etc.), rubber waste, organic household and industrial waste.
• Get useful products:
The recycling process allows not only to recycle waste, but also to produce electricity and other commercial products:
• Electricity — produced from the heat of exhaust gases or by burning combustible gas.
• Hydrogen (H₂) is obtained during the separation of process gases. Up to 70 kg of hydrogen in 24 hours from one installation!
• Dry ice – is made from filtered carbon dioxide produced in the process.
The complex includes several lines for processing waste of various morphologies: 1️⃣ Sorting line – primary processing of mixed household waste (MHW). 2️⃣ Shredders and depolymerization unit – thermal decomposition of waste without access to oxygen. 3️⃣ Tanks for storing biofuel, gas and carbon residue. 4️⃣ Generator lines for generating electricity from heat or gas. 5️⃣ Purification systems for filtering carbon dioxide and producing dry ice.
The complex allows for efficient waste processing to produce energy and useful products used in:
✅ Environmental friendliness: the recycling process does not create harmful emissions, and the solid residues are completely inert. ✅ Efficiency: 100% waste recycling without the need to dispose of residues. ✅ Resource saving: the ability to reuse the resulting products in an unlimited number of cycles.
This project demonstrates that innovation can change the future. We can provide our country with environmentally friendly solutions to preserve nature, create new jobs, and improve the quality of life.
We choose a future in which waste is transformed into valuable resources!
The technology of processing organic high-molecular waste and materials (plastics, solid alternative fuel TAT, sewage sludge) by thermal depolymerization is not new from the point of view of the physicochemical process – equipment for thermal processing of raw materials was used as early as 1938 in Germany and England.
Sources of solid waste generation are organizations and enterprises, the population of city districts, and infrastructure facilities. The population accounts for the maximum amount of solid waste generated.
In our removal method, contact with the therapeutic agent composition is prolonged, and the composition acts as an activator, provoking the body’s immune system response to activate phagocytosis.
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