The UK’s Powerhouse Energy’s DMG pyrolysis project is ready for commercialisation.
Powerhouse Energy’s DMG Project to Produce Hydrogen from Tyres
Housed at Chester University’s Technology Park is the test facility for Powerhouse Energy’s DMG project. This is, for want of a better description, a high-temperature pyrolysis project.
Unlike most pyrolysis projects the aim here is to extract and refine the syngas rather than recover rCB, or oil. Executive Director David Ryan told Tyre and Rubber Recycling that the research was focussing on the end product rather than th...
Powerhouse Energy’s DMG Project to Produce Hydrogen from Tyres
Housed at Chester University’s Technology Park is the test facility for Powerhouse Energy’s DMG project. This is, for want of a better description, a high-temperature pyrolysis project.
Unlike most pyrolysis projects the aim here is to extract and refine the syngas rather than recover rCB, or oil. Executive Director David Ryan told Tyre and Rubber Recycling that the research was focussing on the end product rather than th...
