Knowing the Difference Between Conventional Incinerators and Low-Smoke Pyrolysis Technology

Confused about differentiating ordinary combustion systems from pyrolysis? Learn the technical explanation lightly and how TUNTAS becomes a minimum emission solution.

Conventional incinerators are often associated with air pollution and thick smoke due to incomplete combustion. Conversely, Pyrolysis is the process of thermal decomposition of organic matter at high temperatures without the presence of oxygen.

• Conventional Incinerators: Rely on direct combustion with oxygen. Often produces thick smoke and particulates if not equipped with advanced scrubbers or filters.
• TUNTAS Pyrolysis: Heating in an oxygen-free chamber (no direct fire on the material). Produces synthetic gas (syngas) which is then re-burned with high efficiency, thereby greatly minimizing exhaust gas release and hazardous emissions.

Contact our team for further consultation regarding which technology is most suitable for the needs of your agency or region.