Plasma gasification is the gasification of matter in an oxygen-starved environment to decompose waste material into its basic molecular structure.
Fairwood & ADPLATECH (Caltex), Korea, have an exclusive agreement for plasma gasification technology based projects in India & Middle East. Application in several fields including destruction of all types of waste including hazardous waste and energy production.
ADPLATECH has also done the world’s first production of H2 from syn-gas from plasma gasification technology.
Project Details
By-products : Power/Hydrogen/other downstream products for industrial usage, Vitrified Slag
Project Status : Worldwide designed in varying plant sizes form 10 TPD to 3000 TPD of MSW.
Started in Japan & successfully operating since 2002 for waste to energy projects.
Preferred Solution For Waste Disposal
- Green Technology: No Toxic Emissions
- Waste destruction technology: suitable for all types of waste
- No landfill required
- Fully covered, odorless, integrated technology
- Best for energy production from renewable sources
- Modular plants at different locations reduces power transmission losses
- Profitable & best deal over long run
- Can earn carbon credit
- Working Technology in various Countries
- Future Technology, Today’s Choice
- It is Fourth State of Matter
- Plasma Present in Nature
- Lightening
- Surface of the Sun
- Can be artificially produced using a plasma torch, producing a high temperature gas of 5,000-20,000 ?.
- Plasma is an ionized gas (electrically charged)
Fairwood Initiatives:
Discussion at early stages:
- 100 MW Power Plant in NCR & Gujarat using Waste and petroleum coke as feedstock.
- Hydrogen Highway along DMIC corridor.
- Hydrogen production for refineries.
- Discussion with different City level Authorities as solution for Waste Management & Power Production including Mohali, Chandigarh, Agra, Jaipur, Ghaziabad, Aizwal etc.
- Discussion with MNRE as a better and alternative solution for waste disposal and renewable energy.
- Discussion for waste disposal and power production in Iskander and from oil palm waste in Sime Darby in Malaysia.