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Bangladesh is producing around 18,144,000 litres of industrial fuel per year, worth US$ 9,072,000 to substitute furnace oil or industrial diesel by adopting pyrolysis technology to recycle around 50,400 tons of hazardous waste tires. Besides, 75 per cent toxic chemical, such as, cyanide, carbon monoxide, sulphur dioxide and products of butadiene and styrene emission in … Read more
In an attempt to ensure that used tyres are disposed properly, a 16-year-old boy from the city has designed a website which will serve as an aggregator of such tyres. The web portal, Tyrlessly, created by Anubhav Wadhwa was launched this month. Anubhav is a student of Pathways World School, Aravali. Anubhav said the idea … Read more
In March 2016, our Chile customers came to our company to visit our pyrolysis plant and they showed a strong desire of cooperation with us. We are currently working on further negotiation. After-sales Service: 1. Design the installation drawings according to your site. 2. 1 year warranty, engineers available to service at any time. 3. … Read more
Economic growth and change in consumption and production pattern resulted into increase of plastic waste which leads to remarkable impact on environment. Plastic now have become a crucial material and the demand of this is increasing because of its durability, low cost, and diverse applications in industries and households. Growing amount of solid waste globally … Read more
THE world faces many major challenges including climate change, slow economic growth and a disproportionate reliance on mineral resources. It is becoming increasingly accepted that adopting the circular economy model could provide answers for many of these problems. US President Barack Obama’s administration reported in June that the failure to act on climate change could … Read more
To dispose the large amount of medical waste, we have developed the advanced medical waste pyrolysis plant, which is aimed at converting waste into wealth. The medical waste pyrolysis plant adopts the famous pyrolysis technology, which can convert waste into useful resources, such as fuel oil and carbon black. The end-products both have a wide … Read more
The BLJ-16 semi-continuous operating pyrolysis plant, with processing capacity 15-20t/d, is developed based on the batch operating pyrolysis plant. It can deal with various kinds of waste materials, such as plastic, tyre, rubber, oil sludge, medical waste etc. Through the semi-continuous plant, the waste can be converted into fuel oil and other end-products. All the … Read more
PERTH, Western Australia, March 31, 2016 (ENS) – Tytec Recycling, a new company based in Perth, announced Wednesday that it would open the world’s first environmentally-friendly off the road tire recycling operation this year. The facility will employ a new Edison Award-winning technology to make high-quality marketable steel, diesel oil and carbon out of the … Read more
The recently released Ellen MacArthur report singled out Enval’s microwave induced pyrolysis technology as a way to recycle plastic and aluminium while achieving energy savings as part of the circular economy. The foundation is named after Dame Ellen MacArthur, record-breaking sailor, and was established to accelerate the transition to a circular economy by influencing business, … Read more
A proposed tire pyrolysis plant operated by Neo Waste of Corpus Christi is “a viable project that would be a really good fit for Plainview and Hale County,” according to Mike Fox, executive director of the Plainview-Hale County Economic Development Corporation. On Friday, two company representatives, Vice President Gil Bartee and Sales Manager Tony Altemus, … Read more