Why is pyrolysis becoming more and more popular?
A thermal cleaning method.
What is pyrolysis and how does it work?
Pyrolysis is a thermal cleaning method. Contamination is thermally decomposed at high temperatures in the absence of air, leaving only a small amount of ash. Pyrolysis is carried out in special furnaces called pyrolytic furnaces. Such a furnace consists of two chambers. In the first chamber, called the purification chamber, the organic compounds of which the pollutants are composed, are broken down at a temperature of 400-430ºC.
In an additional chamber, called the post-combustion chamber, where the temperature amounts to 850-920ºC, the pyrolysis gases are combusted. As a result, only harmless combustion products are released, which makes this technology not to contribute to negative changes in the environment and is safe for it.
Pyrolysis is most often used to remove paints, varnishes, resins and plastics from metal parts. As a cleaning method, pyrolysis is reliable, effective and environmentally safe, which contributes to its increasing popularity.
Pyrolysis is most often used to remove paints, varnishes, resins and plastics from metal parts. As a cleaning method, pyrolysis is reliable, effective and environmentally safe, which contributes to its increasing popularity.
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