Applications
Built for industry
Our products replace furnace oil, diesel and coal in industrial heating, and supply carbon and steel as raw materials. Find your industry below to see which product fits.
Heavy industry
High-temperature kilns and furnaces
| Industry | Pyrolysis oil | Carbon char | Steel scrap |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cement plants | Yes | Yes | No |
| Steel factories | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Glass factories | Yes | Yes | No |
| Ceramic factories | Yes | No | No |
| Brick factories | Yes | Yes | No |
Heating and steam
Process heat for factories and buildings
| Industry | Pyrolysis oil | Carbon char | Steel scrap |
|---|---|---|---|
| Boilers | Yes | No | No |
| Furnaces | Yes | No | No |
| Thermic fluid heaters | Yes | No | No |
| Hot water generators | Yes | No | No |
| Hot air generators | Yes | Yes | No |
Food, construction and power
Direct firing and generation
| Industry | Pyrolysis oil | Carbon char | Steel scrap |
|---|---|---|---|
| Biscuit factories | Yes | No | No |
| Road construction (asphalt plants) | Yes | No | No |
| Power plants | Yes | No | No |
Materials and manufacturing
Carbon and steel as raw material
| Industry | Pyrolysis oil | Carbon char | Steel scrap |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rubber products and new tyres | No | Yes | No |
| Ink industries | No | Yes | No |
| Carbon briquetting plants | No | Yes | No |
| Steel re-rolling and scrap recycling | No | No | Yes |
Applications as listed in the company’s product literature. Suitability depends on your equipment and requirements; contact us to discuss your application and to receive test data.
For fuel buyers
A domestic alternative to furnace oil and coal
In figures
- Saving against furnace oil
- 5–10%
- Saving against light diesel oil
- 25–30%
- Pyrolysis oil calorific value, cal/g
- 10,400
- Carbon char calorific value, cal/g
- 6,250
By specification, pyrolysis oil is close to light diesel oil. It needs no pre-heating or blending, and burns directly in boilers and furnaces, including with diesel burners.
It costs less than both furnace oil and light diesel oil. Carbon char has a calorific value the company rates as equivalent to ‘A’ grade imported coal, and can be pelletised as a heating fuel for cement, steel, glass and brick factories.
Compare the specificationsNeed industrial fuel, carbon or steel scrap?
Tell us what you need, how much and where it should go. We will reply with availability, specifications and a quotation.
Or call +977 71 536039
Email econepal2023@gmail.com