Method and system of pyroprocessing waste products, particularly scrap metal, adulterated by organic components
First Claim
1. A method of pyroprocessing waste products, particularly scrap metal, adulterated by organic components, comprising the following steps in series:
- (a) shredding the adulterated scrap metal into particles having a maximum size of 5 cm.;
(b) in a pyrolysis stage operating at a temperature of approximately 550°
C. to 600°
C. converting the particles of adulterated scrap metal into solids and pyrolysis gas;
(c) in a mechanical processing stage separating the solids into unadulterated metal and pyrolysis coke; and
(d) in a high-temperature gasification stage into which an oxidizing agent is introduced converting the pyrolysis coke together with pyrolysis gas stemming from the pyrolysis stage into a heating gas free of organic substances.
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Abstract
Waste products, particularly scrap metal, adulterated by organic components, is pyroprocessed by: (1) shredding the adulterated scrap metal into particles having a maximum size of 5 cm.; (2) in a pyrolysis stage operating at a temperature of approximately 550° C. to 600° C. converting the particles into solids and pyrolysis gas; (3) in a mechanical processing stage separating the solids into unadulterated metal and pyrolysis coke; and (4) in a high-temperature gasification stage into which an oxidizing agent and, optionally, metallurgical coke is introduced converting the pyrolysis coke together with pyrolysis gas stemming from the pyrolysis stage into a heating gas free of organic substances.
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10 Claims
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1. A method of pyroprocessing waste products, particularly scrap metal, adulterated by organic components, comprising the following steps in series:
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(a) shredding the adulterated scrap metal into particles having a maximum size of 5 cm.; (b) in a pyrolysis stage operating at a temperature of approximately 550°
C. to 600°
C. converting the particles of adulterated scrap metal into solids and pyrolysis gas;(c) in a mechanical processing stage separating the solids into unadulterated metal and pyrolysis coke; and (d) in a high-temperature gasification stage into which an oxidizing agent is introduced converting the pyrolysis coke together with pyrolysis gas stemming from the pyrolysis stage into a heating gas free of organic substances. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
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