Advanced thermal waste converter handles previously unrecyclable materials

Siemens Digital Industries has teamed up with Yorkshire-based sustainable solutions provider, Xetrov Group, to boost the production of its thermal waste converter, the Clean6 Vortex.

The system is turning heads in the recycling and waste processing world because of its ability to process previously unrecyclable materials. It is highly efficient in using the exhaust heat generated by the Vortex to produce electricity, district heating and food production through hydroponics. 

The Clean6 Vortex can “upscale” material that was deemed unrecyclable and only suitable for landfill.

The feature of the system that sets it apart from competitors is that the pyrolysis and oxidisation processes used in the Clean6 Vortex instantly volatilises material at temperatures significantly higher than those found in standard incineration plants (1,400-1,700°C vs 850-1,100°C). This results in increased efficiency, lower emissions, and very low residue outputs. 


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