Pyrolysis
The IQ Pyrolysis process is a safe and controlled oxygen free process to produce a high quality renewable natural gas (RNG) from waste feedstocks. These gases can then be used for energy production, through onsite gas fuelled CHP power generator systems, other existing NG type infrastructure and facilities, such as NG delivery and distribution pipelines and existing NG power generation plants. The other option with dirty and mixed plastics is an advanced recycling pathway and condensing the gas down to an oil to be used for plastic production. These processes result in a cool, clean flue gas with negligible emissions and a very efficient extraction of useful resources from the waste. The IQ Pyrolyser also produces other safe and clean resources, such as biochar or a char/ash depending on the feedstock and clean water, which all have a use in agricultural or industrial purposes.
Pyrolysis - Inputs & Outputs
IQ Energy Pyrolysis Advantages
Unique ultra low turbulence counter-flow bed design.
Process capacity ranging from 700 kg/hr up to 5000 kg/hr and higher.
Onboard generator to provide power and heat for the continuous pyrolysis process
One unit is delivered in four skids and assembles and commissions in days.
All machinery is FAT tested before delivery.
Onboard NOx removal./SNCR - 2 second @980C Retention - Full Enviro Skid/Scrubber/Quench/PM Removal.
Capable of processing very high moisture content waste - up to 85% MC (with dryers).
Satellite Control (SCADA) with remote monitoring and support.
All Controls and drivers included in onboard MCC.
IQ Energy Pyrolysis Unit Sizes
HTP1000
One Pyrolysis Unit
Processes ~8,000 dry tonnes per annum
(~1 t/hour) of dried feedstock
12 x HTP1000 Units
12 x Pyrolysis Units
Processes ~96,000 dry tonnes/annum
(12 t/hour) of dried feedstock
Unit Example
Commercial Pyrolysis
Pyrolysis Unit (HTP1000) Currently Being Manufactured
The first modular pyrolysis (HTP1000) unit is currently being manufactured in Canada. This is a full scale commercial unit capable of processing ~8,000 tonnes per annum of dried waste.