BEC Process
The BEC Process is a continuous high output process.
The process was developed utilizing individual units,
linked together to make modules (2 units) or systems
(3 or more units) to match the production needs
of each application. Each unit is skid mounted for
easy transport and assembly at the processing site.
The BEC Process is an advanced technology that converts
organic material into an activated carbon product
and a clean gas. It is not a burning, combustion,
anaerobic digestion, or incineration process. The
clean medium Btu gas can be used for a myriad of
purposes such as production of electricity from
turbine generators for sale to local utilities,
firing boilers, etc. Manufactured activated carbon
has many applications and markets, primarily filtration
media.
Although the BEC Process manufactures a high
quality Activated Carbon, it can process most
any type of organic or synthetic material (feedstock).
The value and quality of the final activated carbon
is dependent on the feedstock; for instance, coal
will produce a more commercially desirable activated
carbon than some other organic based material.
The BEC Process is classified as a closed loop
system because the conversion process is contained
within piping and sealed equipment without emissions.
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