Our Solid Waste Gasification and Management (SWGM) system is a cutting-edge solution designed for efficient and eco-friendly disposal of municipal solid waste. The process follows a structured series of steps to convert waste into usable energy while minimizing environmental impact.
1. Pre-heating Process
- The system begins with a pre-heating phase, where the reactor and necessary components are brought to optimal operating temperature. This ensures the efficient gasification of incoming waste materials.
2. Loading of Municipal Solid Wastes
- Pre-sorted municipal solid waste is loaded into the system. This stage prepares the waste for thermal processing, ensuring a steady and controlled input stream.
3. Gasification of Solid Wastes
- In this stage, the waste undergoes gasification—a high-temperature, oxygen-limited process that converts solid waste into Syngas (synthetic gas) and byproducts such as inert ash and char. These byproducts are safely collected and managed.
4. Controlled Continuous Combustion of Syngas
- The generated Syngas is then combusted in a controlled and continuous process to produce heat. This step ensures maximum energy recovery and stable system performance, while producing fly ash and water vapor as secondary outputs.
5. Cyclone Air Filtration
- Before the exhaust gases are released, they pass through a Cyclone Air Filtration unit. This step removes inert fly ash and other particulate matter, ensuring cleaner emissions.
6. Release into Atmosphere through Chimney
- Finally, the treated gases—now reduced to heat and water vapor—are safely released into the atmosphere through a chimney, in full compliance with environmental standards.