Waste Plasma Processing Equipment & Supplies
5 equipment items found
Manufactured by:PyroGenesis Inc. based inMontreal, QUEBEC (CANADA)
Our APT torch is at the heart of our proprietary plasma waste processing and waste-to-energy technologies and have been deployed by the US Department of Defense. Developed by our team initially as a game-changing solution for waste destruction and subsequent energy recovery, the plume from an APT can reach more ...
Manufactured by:PyroGenesis Inc. based inMontreal, QUEBEC (CANADA)
Situations that have recently developed, particularly in Syria, have brought to the forefront the striking need for a safe, versatile, and efficient mobile system, deployable on a moment’s notice to eliminate chemical warfare agent (CWA) stockpiles. In fact, the worldwide inventory of CWAs, both home and abroad, poses an immense risk to military personnel and nearby civilians, either from ...
Manufactured by:Positronics India based inKolkata, INDIA
Plasma cracking is the latest technology for breaking the chemical bonds and destroy any kind of solid or liquid organic waste, PCBs (polychlorinated biphenyls), asbestos and hydrocarbons, some of which can be hazardous if disposed of in landfills or traditional mass-burn incinerators. Plasma gasification is a generic process ...
Manufactured by:PyroGenesis Inc. based inMontreal, QUEBEC (CANADA)
Already the US Navy’s choice for the Gerald R. Ford Class of aircraft carriers, the Plasma Arc Waste Destruction System for Land (PAWDS-Land), being the world’s most compact, easy-to-operate, high temperature, plasma-based waste treatment system, is perfectly suited to meet the demands of remote communities and camps (mining, military). Open pit burning generates toxins in the air; ...
Manufactured by:PyroGenesis Inc. based inMontreal, QUEBEC (CANADA)
As the forerunner for our game-changing PRRS waste-to-energy technology, the Plasma Arc Gasification and Vitrification (PAGV) system eliminates future legacy issues for operators of incinerators with a simple process for inerting their grate and fly ash and turning it into a useful construction material. Municipalities, along with managers of ...