Case Study Index Page: In-Depth Case Studies Written by Experts

"A great way to learn more about a subject is to read information from a number of sources".

You can learn a lot by reading around a subject like gasification and pyrolysis, so we will scour the web for you and we will publish the best articles written about Advanced Thermal Treatment.

Contents

Here are our gasification and pyrolysis plant case studies. Click on the title to read each article.

• High-Temperature Gasification the Thermoselect Process
  
  Inrtoduction to the Thermoselect High Temperature Gasification System and case study.
• SITA Gasification - Sita Waste Management Introduces Gasification of Municipal Solid Waste in the UK
  
  SITA Gasification of MSW - In 2009 SITA UK joined up with waste control development company Cyclamax, to develop 6 gasification and recycling-led Resource Parks, which would treat over 600,000 tons of commercial and business waste annually.
• Energos Gasification Technology
  
  Energos, which is part of ENER-G, uses its own patented gasification technology - an advanced thermal treatment process that converts residual, non recyclable waste into a gas by using the heat of partial combustion to liberate hydrocarbons.
• Gasification of MSW by KEDCO Plc Moves Ahead in the UK
  
  Kedco Plc has partnered with CPC and Zeropoint, both leading US companies, to provide biomass combined heat and power solutions for the UK MSW market. CPC and Zeropoint have developed a highly efficient biomass gasification process.
• The Defra Demonstrator Project and Compact Power Advanced Thermal Technology at Avonmouth
  
  A UK government funded demonstration of an Advanced Thermal Technology which showed the UK waste industry how Advanced Thermal Technologies, with gasification and pyrolysis have great potential for residual solid waste treatment in compliance with EU policies on Waste and Emissions.

Please Note: "Gasification is the cleanest, most efficient combustion method known. This is evident even for wood-gas stoves which can be started, operated and stopped with very low emissions and can use a wide variety of biomass fuels."