The best ratio on the market in terms of characteristics:

price / performance / dimensions (mobility)

Possibility of Autonomous operation without external power sources.

Getting energy from waste.

Universal application of a single MPM module for different types of raw materials or waste

Simple design, high maintainability

and interchangeability of units and aggregates

The solution to environmental problems

Environmental safety for people and the environment

High profitability and quick payback

Payback period of MPM is 18 to 25 months

   One of the ways of waste decontamination is thermal decomposition, that is the decay of chemical compounds into smaller particles under the influence of temperature. As a result of pyrolysis, liquid and gaseous hydrocarbons (pyrolysis fuel and pyrolysis gas) are obtained, and solid charred substances (semicoke) remain in the residue.

• The MPM is assembled on a single metal frame.
• Recycling (disposal) in the mobile modular screw pyrolysis machine is maintained continuously by means of moving waste (feedstock) inside the pyrolysis reactor of the machine.
• The movement of waste (feedstock) is carried out by a continuous moving device.
• The mobile pyrolysis machine is a separate construction. The feed of feedstock to the MPM can be arranged either manually or mechanically, by means of a screw conveyor and/or some other conveyor.
• The modularity of the mobile pyrolysis machine is characterised by the fact that it contains internally connected assemblies (units), which can be exchanged for analogues ones with different engineering characteristics, allowing various objectives to be achieved.
• Waste (feedstock) to be recycled in the mobile modular screw pyrolysis machine should, when needed, be ground to a certain size fraction and dried to the required moisture content.

The process can be run continuously around the clock as well as in stop-and-go mode, for instance, when there is no feedstock (waste) available or when such a need arises. The machine can be operated 365 days a year.