IPEC
203 Towne Ridge Lane, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, United States

Our approach is suited to handling the feedstock from waste and converting it into reliable source of alternative energy on continuous basis.

IPEC is a company with more than 10 year experience in hydrocarbon processing. The scope of its activities lies in the pyrolytic processing of the organic wastes of different types with recovery of pyrolysis oil, syngas and dry residue (carbon black). The workshop features strict quality control, it is ISO:9001 certified. Together with non-stop modernization it ensures the highest quality and reliability of the product.

The equipment is dedicated to the cracking processing of drilling waste, scrap tires, plastic waste, used oil, and other hydrocarbon containing waste.

The process is based on low-temperature pyrolysis principle, which is thermal decomposition in the condition of oxygen deficit.

The benefits presented by IPEC technologies are two-fold: transforming solid and liquid waste into a valuable commodity, and creating a reliable source of alternative energy from an abundant, no-cost feedstock.

Negligible emissions, low energy consumption and the opportunity to produce marketable grade fuel from waste make IPEC technologies the leading equipment on the international waste management market.

Thermal Decomposition Plant is the leading product on the international waste management market

International Power Ecology Company was founded in 2004 and uses a proprietary pyrolysis process to decompose hydrocarbon waste of different types with recovery of pyrolysis oil, syngas and dry residue (carbon black).

Thermal Decomposition Plants manufactured by IPEC are efficient at:

1.        Liquid waste management: processing of waste muds, used drilling solutions, oil sludge and emulsions, waste oil;
2.        Solid waste management: processing of rubber and used tires, plastic waste and other hydrocarbons;
3.        Energy recovery.

The IPEC  technologies can be used by many industries. Oil and gas industry uses it at oil production sites for oil sludge and drilling sludge. Distant location dictates waste utilization on the spot for the reason of high environmental penalties.

Production facilities that generate used oil, tyres and rubber could cut their costs drastically having implemented Thermal Decomposition Plants for two reasons:

1.       Waste utilization costs decrease;
2.       Profits from selling or using the products yielded from pyrolysis process.