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Garret flash pyrolysis process
This low temperature pyrolysis process yields fuel oil. In this system, plant refuse is initially coarse shredded to less than 50 mm size, air-classified to separate organics, and dried in an air drier. The organic portion is then screened, passed through a hammer mill to reduce the particle size to less than 3 mm, and then pyrolysed in a reactor at atmospheric pressure. The heat exchange system allows pyrolytic conversion of the solid waste to a viscous at 500°C.