IF a process emits carbon as a natural part of its chemistry, that cannot change. How does one formulate an industrial decarbonisation strategy in this context?
Our processors offer several possibilities. Of their nature, they are designed to intensify processes. Why might this matter? It allows processes to take place thoroughly, with no waste. This has a number of implications. Scale is reduced, using less material to create the processor in the first place. Operational complexity is reduced. Energy consumption is reduced. This is especially true of the TORWAVE processor, where targeted microwave heating reduces the need for high ambient temperatures: heating materials from the inside.
Reducing the process temperature reduces scale and saves resource. Taking things further, in some processes, the TORWAVE processor offers a viable all-electric alternative to fossil-fuel firing. Small scale, accuracy and energy-efficiency all contribute to effective support for an industrial decarbonisation strategy.