Waste Autoclaves

AeroThermal's autoclave is a pressure vessel that steam treats its contents at a constant temperature and pressure, serving to sterilise, clean, break-down lignin structures and reduce waste volume by approximately 60%. Then, by applying a secondary process the true added value of the autoclave can be realised. These qualities can not only serve to increase landfill diversion rates, but if the process by-product, cellulose floc, is used to its full advantage, clean, green energy can be derived from waste.

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Gasification

The EnviroThermal fixed bed gasifier is an innovative design that utilises a revolutionary multidirectional airflow. The system is currently being rigorously tested under University conditions and a small demonstration prototype will soon be available in Poole, Dorset.

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Anaerobic Digestion

Anaerobic Digestion (AD) is the preferred stabilisation process for the treatment of wastewater sludge and organic wastes. The process provides volume and mass reduction and delivers valuable renewable energy with biogas production. Anaerobic digestion is a simple process that can greatly reduce the amount of organic matter that might otherwise be destined for landfill or burnt in an incinerator.

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News

Bridges Ventures Invests In Green Waste Company AeroThermal

LONDON (Dow Jones)--Bridges Ventures said Tuesday it has led an investment with Carbon Trust Investments in AeroThermal Group, a developer of steam treatment technology for waste.

Waste is Food

If you’ve ever read Paul Hawken’s Ecology of Commerce, or Bill McDonough and Michael Braungart’s Cradle to Cradle, you’ll know their advocacy of certain immutable natural laws as the fundamental design principles for building truly sustainable models for business and commerce.

AAD, produce biogas 'digerendo' i rifiuti organici, 10:38

Un sistema di digestione anaerobica dei rifiuti per la produzione di biogas basato sul funzionamento di autoclavi a vapore. Così sarà più semplice produrre energia pulita.

Bridges Ventures leads investment in waste energy company AeroThermal Group

UK investment group Bridges Ventures has led an investment with green venture capital investor Carbon Trust Investments in AeroThermal Group, a Dorset, UK-based developer of an autoclave-based steam treatment technology for waste.

AeroThermal outlines advanced anaerobic digestion vision

Latest funding round to drive forward waste-to-energy commercialisation plan

The machine that sorts out household rubbish automatically - Daily Mail

The days of having to sort out household rubbish before collection could be over after scientists created a machine to do it automatically.

Scientists have created the Autoclave system, which divides the waste for recycling on a huge scale and produces enough energy to power itself.

Its inventors, AeroThermal, say that at some point in the future, householders could even sell their rubbish because there is potentially a profit in it.

Scottish news of the MRW conference

Yvonne Rollins, senior projects adviser with the Scottish government reviews the latest ‘autoclave’ recycling technology with Ian Toll and Christian Toll of innovations technology company Aerothermal of Poole in Dorset.

Ms Rollins, addressing delegates attending the Waste Management conference at the Crown Plaza Hotel in Glasgow, emphasised the Scottish government’s commitment to a total zero waste strategy for the country, with objectives of reaching a 75% recycling target of municipal and business waste by 2025.

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Mayor of Velez visits AeroThermal - Daily Echo

A pioneering engineering company is manufacturing equipment that reduces waste and creates green electricity. Already working with Formula 1 teams it is now attracting foreign interest.

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