Pyrolysis, commonly referred to as dry distillation within the industry, is a vital process involving the thermal decomposition of organic matter under anaerobic or anoxic conditions. By harnessing the thermal instability of organic materials, this method facilitates the transformation of solid waste into valuable gaseous, liquid, or solid combustible substances.
Throughout the pyrolysis process, the organic compounds undergo a chemical breakdown, yielding an array of useful outputs. These outputs can include gaseous byproducts, liquid fuels, or solid materials that possess significant combustible properties. The versatility and efficiency of pyrolysis make it a promising technology in waste management and resource recovery, promoting a sustainable approach towards organic waste treatment.
