The Thermal Converter is the most innovative design for effective waste management that is able to completely convert, on a large scale, the majority of solid and liquid waste processed within its system. Our Thermal Converter can even handle categories of waste that other disposal methods in the industry cannot.

Municipal Waste	Pharmaceutical
Industrial Waste	Classified Nuclear
Domestic Waste	Oil Wastes
Clinical (Biochemical & Biological) Waste	Hydrocarbons (e.g., Used Oil, Petroleum Wastes)
Putrecsible Waste	Slurries
Plastics	Offal
Rubber (e.g., Waste Tires)	Emulsions
Sewage Sludge	Chemical
Photographic	Contaminated Water

A simplified version of the Thermal Converter’s basic operation can be easily explained when divided up into the four main sections. 4 Main Sections Upper Chamber- fitted with interlocked doors for refuse input, which ensures that there is no air loss during the charging procedure. Also houses the main burner section and transfer pipe work for pre-heat and secondary air services. Middle Chamber- designed to rotate slowly on special bearings to evenly distribute the refuse, the outer rotating section runs special water seals ensuring that no air or gas seep through. Combustion Chamber - this section is lined with a special refactory material [Anthonite] and insulated to allow the inner temperature of 1700° C to be maintained while giving an outer skin temperature of only 50° C. After-burner Chamber- This section is carried from the base of the combustion section and refactory lined. The outlet from this section forms the connection to the heat exchanger which in turn feeds the stack.

Thermal Converter Process