Patent classifications
F23G5/36
Portable apparatus and method for disposing of explosive devices
A portable apparatus for incinerating matter in situ includes a container defining an open base and an interior incineration chamber. The open base has a perimeter lying in a single plane. A plurality of ignitable incendiary devices are mounted in the interior incineration chamber above the open base and around a perimeter of the interior incineration chamber. The ignitable incendiary devices are oriented such that flames produced by the incendiary devices are directed inwardly towards a central axis of the incineration chamber. The incendiary devices surround and point toward the matter to be incinerated.
Portable apparatus and method for disposing of explosive devices
A portable apparatus for incinerating matter in situ includes a container defining an open base and an interior incineration chamber. The open base has a perimeter lying in a single plane. A plurality of ignitable incendiary devices are mounted in the interior incineration chamber above the open base and around a perimeter of the interior incineration chamber. The ignitable incendiary devices are oriented such that flames produced by the incendiary devices are directed inwardly towards a central axis of the incineration chamber. The incendiary devices surround and point toward the matter to be incinerated.
SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR PYROLYSING ORGANIC WASTE
The invention provides a system for pyrolysing organic waste. The system comprises a conical housing (4) configured to temporarily, substantially hermetically, enclose the waste and a mixing device provided with a drive shaft rotatably mounted relative to the housing and a conical mixing body (25) configured inside the housing to fluidise the waste, which mixing body fixedly attached substantially does not touch the housing. The system further comprises heating means (24) for heating the side wall of the housing. This system makes it possible to carry out the processing of organic waste in a batch process. The mixing body prevents a portion of the waste from sticking together by fluidising the waste and keeping it fluidised, whereby the heat generated by the heating means can gradually spread through the waste inside the housing.
SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR PYROLYSING ORGANIC WASTE
The invention provides a system for pyrolysing organic waste. The system comprises a conical housing (4) configured to temporarily, substantially hermetically, enclose the waste and a mixing device provided with a drive shaft rotatably mounted relative to the housing and a conical mixing body (25) configured inside the housing to fluidise the waste, which mixing body fixedly attached substantially does not touch the housing. The system further comprises heating means (24) for heating the side wall of the housing. This system makes it possible to carry out the processing of organic waste in a batch process. The mixing body prevents a portion of the waste from sticking together by fluidising the waste and keeping it fluidised, whereby the heat generated by the heating means can gradually spread through the waste inside the housing.
ADVANCED REACTOR FOR THE THERMAL CHEMICAL CONVERSION OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE
An advanced single canister reactor system for the advanced thermal chemical conversion processing of municipal solid waste (“MSW”), either sorted or unsorted, and autoclaves specially designed to process the waste at suitable temperature and pressure combinations is disclosed. The canister having at least one support structure mounted therein with at least one compression relief structure pivotally attached to the support structure. The compression relief structure is pivotable between a first position that is parallel to the wall, and a second position that is orthogonal to the wall, so that the compression relief structure prevents compression of waste materials loaded into the canister.
ADVANCED REACTOR FOR THE THERMAL CHEMICAL CONVERSION OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE
An advanced single canister reactor system for the advanced thermal chemical conversion processing of municipal solid waste (“MSW”), either sorted or unsorted, and autoclaves specially designed to process the waste at suitable temperature and pressure combinations is disclosed. The canister having at least one support structure mounted therein with at least one compression relief structure pivotally attached to the support structure. The compression relief structure is pivotable between a first position that is parallel to the wall, and a second position that is orthogonal to the wall, so that the compression relief structure prevents compression of waste materials loaded into the canister.
APPARATUS TO TREAT HAZARDOUS WASTE AND METHOD TO TREAT HAZARDOUS WASTE USING SAID APPARATUS
The invention relates to an apparatus which comprises a pyrolytic plasma reactor (1) with: a conical head (8), on which are mounted: inlets (2, 3, 4); a first plasma torch (6); and first gas outlet (5); a cylindrical reaction chamber (9), under the head (8), and which comprises: a side wall (11) with a refractory covering (12); and a bottom (16), o with a decreasing cross-section, for receiving lavas; a base (10), for supporting the head (8) and the reaction chamber (9); and discharge means in the reaction chamber (9) and/or in the base (10) for discharging the lavas. By keeping the first torch (6) lit, the method comprises directing solid, liquid and gaseous hazardous waste towards the central portion of the plasma jet from the first torch (6), with no contact between the various types of hazardous waste. The dissociation conditions are improved by the invention.
APPARATUS TO TREAT HAZARDOUS WASTE AND METHOD TO TREAT HAZARDOUS WASTE USING SAID APPARATUS
The invention relates to an apparatus which comprises a pyrolytic plasma reactor (1) with: a conical head (8), on which are mounted: inlets (2, 3, 4); a first plasma torch (6); and first gas outlet (5); a cylindrical reaction chamber (9), under the head (8), and which comprises: a side wall (11) with a refractory covering (12); and a bottom (16), o with a decreasing cross-section, for receiving lavas; a base (10), for supporting the head (8) and the reaction chamber (9); and discharge means in the reaction chamber (9) and/or in the base (10) for discharging the lavas. By keeping the first torch (6) lit, the method comprises directing solid, liquid and gaseous hazardous waste towards the central portion of the plasma jet from the first torch (6), with no contact between the various types of hazardous waste. The dissociation conditions are improved by the invention.
System and method for pyrolysing organic waste
The invention provides a system for pyrolysing organic waste. The system comprises a conical housing (4) configured to temporarily, substantially hermetically, enclose the waste and a mixing device provided with a drive shaft rotatably mounted relative to the housing and a conical mixing body (25) configured inside the housing to fluidise the waste, which mixing body fixedly attached substantially does not touch the housing. The system further comprises heating means (24) for heating the side wall of the housing. This system makes it possible to carry out the processing of organic waste in a batch process. The mixing body prevents a portion of the waste from sticking together by fluidising the waste and keeping it fluidised, whereby the heat generated by the heating means can gradually spread through the waste inside the housing.
System and method for pyrolysing organic waste
The invention provides a system for pyrolysing organic waste. The system comprises a conical housing (4) configured to temporarily, substantially hermetically, enclose the waste and a mixing device provided with a drive shaft rotatably mounted relative to the housing and a conical mixing body (25) configured inside the housing to fluidise the waste, which mixing body fixedly attached substantially does not touch the housing. The system further comprises heating means (24) for heating the side wall of the housing. This system makes it possible to carry out the processing of organic waste in a batch process. The mixing body prevents a portion of the waste from sticking together by fluidising the waste and keeping it fluidised, whereby the heat generated by the heating means can gradually spread through the waste inside the housing.