What is the incineration process?

What is the incineration process?

 

Incineration is a plasma process capable of oxidizing any substance, including waste.

 

Waste incineration refers to the process of burning hazardous substances at sufficiently high temperatures to eliminate pollutants.

 

Waste incineration takes place in an "incinerator," a furnace specifically designed to burn hazardous substances within a combustion chamber.

 

PRC Fireprint uses a low-temperature magnetic pyrolysis technology to transform waste into harmless negative-ion ash (1/200th the size of the original ash) in a flameless furnace, which can be used as a soil conditioner in agriculture and forestry.