Reuse Plastic waste with Pyrolyze converting to waste power

 


Pyrolyze is derived from the Greek word’s pyro (meaning heat) and lysis (meaning decomposition) Pyrolyze is a chemical process that involves the thermal decomposition of organic materials in the absence of oxygen or with limited oxygen supply. It is a form of thermal cracking, where high temperature is applied to the material causing it to break down into smaller molecules.

Lab Scale Pyrolyze refers to the process of performing pyrolysis experiments on a small scale in a laboratory setting. Pyrolyze is a thermal decomposition process that involves heating organic material in the absence of oxygen, leading to the breakdown of complex molecules into smaller fragments such as gases, liquid, and solids.

Lab scale Pyrolyze converts waste plastic and waste motor oil on site to new raw materials. Pyrolysis can indeed be utilized to convert local waste into material. With Pyrolyze solution you can put an end to the enormous amounts of plastic waste that is not or badly recycled.

Pyrolyze converts mixed plastic waste or waste motor oil into diesel oil and lighter oil fractions. Pyrolyze is the impact that makes as company on people, the environment, and the economy is central. It is an impact on the sustainable development goals that realize through two objectives namely,

  • Making the plastic waste industry more sustainable
  • Facilitating a sustainable local ecosystem

Making the plastic waste industry more sustainable with the global annual production of plastic has increased almost 200 times. These plastic wastes are converted with other use material for daily use. Pyrolyze is a Dutch company that offers custom pyrolysis and gasifier solutions to waste management organization, communities and institutions around the world.

Pyrolyze, converting waste to power, is a well-known process that involves the thermal decomposition of organic materials such as biomass or plastic waste in the absence of oxygen. This process breaks down the material into various products, such as pyrolysis oil, gases, carbon black, and solid residue. Visit us at https://www.pyrolyze.com/impact/

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