WASTE TO ENERGY
It is up-to-date pollution prevention plant considering the human beings and the nature first. As a spearhead treatment facility, it transforms to the future city of pleasant and beautiful environment, where people and nature can get along together, through recycling of resources and minimization of environmental contamination.
Waste To Energy Plant Emission Data Municipal Solid Waste Conversion to Energy City wastes, that are costly to dispose, are handled in the most environmental friendly manner on the site to generate electricity and produce construction material and asphalt aggregates.
This unit uses Municipal Solid Waste (MSW), even garbage with as low as 800 Kcal/Kg and moisture content of up to 50%.
The raw garbage is used to fuel the power plant through gasification pyrolysis, in which gas produced elevates temperature up to 1600 degrees Celsius and serves as fuel at our specially designed boiler, and produces heat for steam turbine to run the electric generator.
Considering saving landfill costs, negative cost of fuel, income generated by using the by-product and bottom ash and environmental advantages, every major city must have at least one of these processing plants.
Cost Benefit Analysis
The raw garbage is turned into Process Engineered Fuel and is used in the most environmental friendly way to produce electricity.
We provide the technology to convert solid waste to electric energy.
The main considerations are:
A power plant with the capability of producing 10 MW of electricity could cost up to $50M (Fifty million US$). However a plant that fuels its self by using garbage to generate the same amount of Electricity, may cost three to four times that amount. However, if environmental benefits of this proposal are considered then it is justified economically. In principal we are not just offering a power plant project, but foremost an environmentally friendly plant. Landfill sites can become prime real estate in the long term for commercial, civic, or residential use. This fact alone may generate enough capital to more than pay for power generation, depending on location. The long-term effects of landfill sites are harmful gases that pollute the air, the danger of leakage into the underground water tables, and a potential setting for breeding diseases of all types.
MITS Inc. 2011