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Features and Functions of the Magnetically Induced Airflow Low-Temperature Thermal Decomposition Device

Compared to incinerators of similar scale, the magnetic thermal decomposition furnace has significantly lower installation costs.

Daily operating and maintenance costs are significantly reduced.

The low-temperature magnetic thermal decomposition energy conversion device does not require fossil fuels.

Unlike traditional incinerators, this equipment uses low-temperature pyrolysis technology.

It can process most organic materials without separation.

Even when petrochemical products are fed into the device, it does not emit black smoke (pollutants), and the equipment also performs gas treatment, thus addressing environmental issues.

The concentration of dioxins and nitrogen oxides in the exhaust gas is below environmental standards.

It can be used in areas with limited infrastructure, such as remote islands and mountainous regions.

Fuel-free operation reduces costs.

Magnetic ions are generated within the magnetic generator, and the specially ionized air maintains the furnace temperature at 50-380 degrees Celsius, promoting the pyrolysis process.

Only one ignition is required at startup to form the core; no additional fuel is needed afterward.

(The monthly cost of this device is $0, while the water and electricity costs for deodorization and fire extinguishing devices are approximately $70-170 per month.)

Daily maintenance only requires shoveling out the tar and ash and then disposing of them in a trash can.