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Veera's Continuous Pyrolysis Plant

Transforming plastic waste into valuable energy through advanced continuous pyrolysis technology.

Revolutionizing Waste Management

Transform plastic waste efficiently into valuable energy with advanced pyrolysis technology.

Continuous Process Efficiency
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grey industrial equipment

Maximizing operational efficiency with innovative feeding and catalyst technologies.

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man in blue denim jacket facing turned on monitor
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burning charcoals
Remote Monitoring Control

Ensure safety with high-temperature sensors and mobile control for optimized management.

Environmentally friendly design that eliminates harmful emissions while repurposing all outputs.

Zero Waste and Emissions
100% Wax-Free System

Our Proprietary technology ensuring clean, wax-free pyrolysis oil for high-quality output in all machines.

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gray and black metal pipes in selective photo
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person lighted single burner using lighter
Customizable Energy Source Options

Tailor the energy inputs to suit local requirements, ensuring flexibility and adaptability.

Transforming plastic waste into absolute valuable outputs with up to 85% efficiency in our products.

High Efficiency Conversion

Key Benefits of Veera’s Continuous Pyrolysis Plants

Sustainability
Cost savings
Efficiency
Innovation
Safety
Scalability

How Continuous Pyrolysis Works

Continuous pyrolysis is an advanced method of converting plastic waste into valuable energy resources without the need for interruptions in the process. Unlike batch pyrolysis, which requires frequent stops for loading and unloading, continuous pyrolysis operates non-stop, making it more efficient and cost-effective.

  1. Waste Collection
    Plastic waste from various sources, including industrial and post-consumer plastics, is collected and fed into the reactor continuously. This includes non-recyclable plastics like packaging waste, which would otherwise end up in landfills.

  2. Feeding into the Reactor
    The plastic waste is fed into the pyrolysis reactor through a conveyor system. The continuous process ensures that new material is constantly introduced without the need for shutdowns, leading to higher efficiency.

  3. Heating and Pyrolysis
    Inside the reactor, the waste plastic is subjected to high temperatures in the absence of oxygen, breaking down the long-chain polymers into smaller molecules. This thermal degradation results in the production of pyrolysis oil, gas, and other byproducts. The process is optimized through proprietary catalyst and heating technology, ensuring maximum yield.

  4. Separation of Outputs
    The pyrolysis gas and oil are separated during the process. The gas can be used for heating or energy generation, while the pyrolysis oil can be refined for use in industries like cement, steel, and glass production. This maximizes the value derived from the waste.

  5. Continuous Monitoring and Control
    The process is monitored through advanced control systems, including remote monitoring via mobile devices. Temperature, pressure, and other critical parameters are tracked to ensure optimal performance and safety.

  6. Zero-Waste, Zero-Emission
    Any uncondensed gas can be redirected into the system for energy generation or other heating applications. This ensures a zero-waste and zero-emission system, contributing to a cleaner environment.

The continuous process allows for an uninterrupted flow of waste plastic conversion, reducing labor costs and boosting output efficiency, making it a highly viable solution for large-scale waste-to-energy projects.

Applications of Pyrolysis Output

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gray GE volt meter at 414
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a large metal pipe next to a building
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a close up of a speedometer on a car
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black and brown train on rail tracks during daytime
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a hand holding a black device
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a man in blue overalls working on cement
Energy Generation
Fuel for Boilers and Kilns
Alternative Fuel for Transport
Raw Material for Chemical Industries
Gas for Heating Applications
Industrial Use in Glass, Cement, and Steel

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