Genesis Industries

Clean and simple continuous feed operation
2 pyrolysis reactors, (multi stage reactor)
Thermal ceramic lined furnace
Heat Sensors for core reactors
Variable speed drive
Variable operating temperatures 2 electric motors
BFD motor speed control for electric motors
Support framing to hold reactors
Piping for connecting all included items
Auxiliary syngas burner (flare)
Electrical will include panels for controls, motors and other items installed on system Nominal biomass conversion up to 200Kg/Hr
Condensation system to collect condensables to wood vinegar and pyroligneous acids
Syngas combustion chamber with waste heat capture
Rugged design for durability
Very few wearing parts
Low cost replacement part
Designed to handle a variety of feedstock

GENESIS INDUSTRIES

Genesis Industries utilizes a true pyrolysis process to make our biochar. Using pyrolysis is preferable to gasification machines because burning the biomass using gasification deteriorates the honeycomb structure that is created during pyrolysis on biomass feedstocks. The reason to maintain the honeycomb structure at a microscopic level is that biochar acts as a “house” for symbiotic beneficial microbes, bacteria, and better storage of nutrients. If this house structure is weakened or destroyed during the gasification process, then it becomes less effective. Pyrolysis is also a cleaner, more efficient method of manufacturing biochar. Gasification is designed to make energy first and then sell the leftovers. Pyrolysis processes vary, but we’ve designed our machine to make the best biochar first and energy second.