Plasma arc technology for hydrogen production and waste conversion

Plasma research and development; hydrogen technology; water treatment

Plasma research and development; hydrogen technology; water treatment

Foret Plasma Labs' proprietary solid oxide high-temperature plasma glow discharge cell that operates as a regenerative fuel cell. It produces hydrogen, water steam, and carbon dioxide from liquid electrolytes using a central hollow cathode achieving temperatures exceeding 1,000°C.

The mode of operation for solid oxide cells when used for electrolysis, typically to produce hydrogen.

A technology used for the recovery of precious metals from various materials, including catalytic converters, electronics, and mining ores.

Texas

A solid oxide high-temperature plasma glow discharge cell that operates as a regenerative fuel cell, producing hydrogen, water steam, and carbon dioxide from liquid electrolytes. The system features a central hollow cathode achieving temperatures exceeding 1,000°C.

A modular, transportable plasma processing unit that combines water treatment, steam generation, gasification, and thermal oxidation. Converts liquid organic matter and waste into syngas using plasma arc technology.

A solid oxide high-temperature plasma glow discharge cell that operates as a regenerative fuel cell. Produces hydrogen, water steam, and carbon dioxide from liquid electrolytes using a central hollow cathode achieving temperatures exceeding 1,000°C. Electrically powered with no carbon emissions.