An improved process is provided for catalytic pyrolysis of biomass, comprising pneumatically injecting a biomass feed via a pneumatic injection line into a fluidized heat medium, for example, hot catalyst, with a carrier gas at a velocity of from 5 to 40 m/s in at least one mixing zone in communication with a pyrolysis reactor in which catalytic pyrolysis occurs, and maintaining a catalyst/biomass mixture flowrate ratio (C/B) of from 4 to 40 downstream from the point of catalyst injection via a catalyst injection line in the at least one mixing zone.

The present invention provides methods and apparatus for treating waste, such as municipal waste via pyrolysis and yielding one or more of heat energy; electrical energy and fuel. In some embodiments, waste feed stock can be municipal waste in black bag form. In some the present invention additionally provides for processing of hundreds of tons of municipal waste each day.

The present invention provides methods and apparatus for treating waste, such as municipal waste via pyrolysis and yielding one or more of heat energy; electrical energy and fuel. In some embodiments, waste feed stock can be municipal waste in black bag form. In some the present invention additionally provides for processing of hundreds of tons of municipal waste each day.

The invention is directed to a process for a combined biomass and plastic product conversion by subjecting a moulded product comprising of between 1 and 20 wt % of a plastic product and between 99 and 80 wt % of a torrefied biomass to a pyrolysis or mild gasification thereby obtaining a gaseous fraction comprising hydrogen, carbon monoxide and a mixture of gaseous organic compounds and a char product.

The present disclosure provides a method and an apparatus for implementing gasification by combining a circulating fluidized bed and a pyrolysis bed. The method and the apparatus may be applied to raw coal for generating coal gas with a high raw coal gasification rate while producing no pollutants, such as tar, during gasification. The apparatus includes a circulating fluidized bed gasification furnace and a pyrolysis bed gasification furnace. In the circulating fluidized bed gasification furnace, raw coal is converted to coal gas along with carbon-containing fly ash and semicoke, with the latter two separated from the coal gas using a cyclone separator and a deposition chamber. The semicoke is further processed by the pyrolysis bed gasification furnace to generate more coal gas, whereas the carbon-containing fly ash is sent back to the circulating fluidized bed gasification furnace for further combustion.

The present disclosure provides a method and an apparatus for implementing gasification by combining a circulating fluidized bed and a pyrolysis bed. The method and the apparatus may be applied to raw coal for generating coal gas with a high raw coal gasification rate while producing no pollutants, such as tar, during gasification. The apparatus includes a circulating fluidized bed gasification furnace and a pyrolysis bed gasification furnace. In the circulating fluidized bed gasification furnace, raw coal is converted to coal gas along with carbon-containing fly ash and semicoke, with the latter two separated from the coal gas using a cyclone separator and a deposition chamber. The semicoke is further processed by the pyrolysis bed gasification furnace to generate more coal gas, whereas the carbon-containing fly ash is sent back to the circulating fluidized bed gasification furnace for further combustion.

An apparatus includes a material feeder having an input and an output, a reducing nozzle attached to the output of the material feeder, an electrically conductive tube having a first end surrounding at least a portion of the reducing nozzle, and an induction coil surrounding all or part of the electrically conductive tube. A method for treating organic matter includes inductively heating the electrically conductive tube using the induction coil, and supplying the organic matter to the input of the material feeder. The organic matter is pushed through the reducing nozzle using the material feeder, such that the organic matter forms a continuous tube, semi-continuous tube or pellets of organic matter that is pushed through the electrically conductive tube. The continuous tube, semi-continuous tube or elongated pellets of organic matter is treated using the heat within the electrically conductive tube.

The present invention provides methods and apparatus for treating waste, such as municipal waste via pyrolysis and yielding one or more of heat energy; electrical energy and fuel. In some embodiments, waste feed stock can be municipal waste in black bag form. In some the present invention additionally provides for processing of hundreds of tons of municipal waste each day.

The present invention provides methods and apparatus for treating waste, such as municipal waste via pyrolysis and yielding one or more of heat energy; electrical energy and fuel. In some embodiments, waste feed stock can be municipal waste in black bag form. In some the present invention additionally provides for processing of hundreds of tons of municipal waste each day.

A plasma or ionic reactor or gasifier implements an ultra-high temperature ionic gasification process that can be used in an environmentally friendly manner to dispose of dried biosolids from, for example, wastewater treatment plants as well other waste feed stocks such as municipal solid waste (MSW) to produce, for example, renewable syngas that can be used to provide heat, power, renewable fuels, renewable hydrogen, and/or renewable chemical production. The systems described herein do so by generating electrical arcs across the interior of the gasifier reaction chamber creating a localized, controlled temperature in excess of 3000 C along with ionic gas or particles (plasma). This ultra-high temperature gasification zone and active ionic environment combine to very effectively and efficiently break down molecules into their constituent atoms, in a process called complete molecular dissociation. This ultra-high temperature ionic zone will also rapidly decompose impurities in the feed stock such as microplastics, PFAS (Per- and Polyfluorinated Substances), and other fluorocarbon materials.