With the rapid development of the global photovoltaic industry, the number of retired modules continues to increase. Traditional chemical processing methods suffer from issues such as secondary pollution and low efficiency. In tegenstelling, PV pyrolysis technology is becoming the top choice due to its advantages of non-corrosive operation, low emissions, and high-value recovery. The pyrolysis process involves controlling temperature, atmosphere, and heating rate to decompose and volatilize the encapsulation film. Dus, it is easy to remove glass, silicium wafels, and metal wires in order to achieve resource recovery.

Do different encapsulation films have the same pyrolysis temperature?

Photovoltaic modules have various encapsulation film types, such as EVA, POE, and PVB in common. They play a crucial role in photovoltaic encapsulation by providing adhesion, waterproofing, and UV protection, while also being the most challenging component to remove during the solar panel recycling. In PV pyrolysis technology, the pyrolysis temperature relates to the type and thickness of the adhesive film as well as the laminate structure.

different encapsulation films
different structure of encapsulation film
EVA Film

Ethylene-vinyl acetate copolymer is currently the most widely used encapsulation material. Its pyrolysis initiation temperature is typically around 350°C, with a decomposition range of approximately 350–500°C. Pyrolysis releases small amounts of acetic acid and organic volatiles, so the temperature control and tail gas purification are critical.

POE film uses polyolefin as its base material, and its thermal stability is higher than that of EVA. Its decomposition temperature typically ranges between 420–550°C, and the pyrolysis rate is relatively gentle which is more suitable for continuous processes. POE components leave minimal colloidal residue at high temperatures, and the wafer surface remains cleaner.

PVB Film

It is mainly for double-glass modules and has low heat resistance, which usually begins to decompose at 280–420°C. PVB has a low softening point, which allows for low-energy removal through a combination of thermal softening and pyrolysis.

Certain new modules employ multi-layer encapsulation with a broader pyrolysis temperature range, which requires segmental heating. The initial heating stage removes the binder, while the subsequent stage completely decomposes organic matter.

How to choose between continuous and batch PV pyrolysis technology?

One of the most common questions that customers ask when learning about our pyrolyseprojectoplossing voor zonnepanelen is: “Is your equipment continuous or batch? Which is better?" In werkelijkheid, both processes have their respective applications, and the choice depends on the scale of treatment, operational frequency, and investment budget.

How to Select the Optimal Photovoltaic Panel Pyrolysis Solution Based on Production Capacity and Investment?

YUSHUNXIN has been developing PV-recyclingtechnologie for many years and possesses mature beheer van recycling van zonnepanelen.

Choosing YUSHUNXIN means choosing a more efficient, eco-friendly, and cost-effective photovoltaic pyrolysis solution. Whether you’re in the initial planning stages or preparing to launch your project, feel free to contact our team. We’ll be happy to provide you with professional technical consultation.

Op de catalogus afgestemde technische basis

Controlled thermal delamination

Use when laminate release requires a controlled thermal duty integrated with gas treatment and solid separation.

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Binnenkomend materiaal

Module construction, encapsulant, besmetting, feed preparation and operating continuity.

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Verwachte resultaten

Thermally released and classified material fractions; condensable/non-condensable streams remain project-specific.

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Projectinterfaces

Reactor/tunnel duty, secondary combustion, gas cleaning, cooling, brandbeveiliging, monitoring and residues.

MODEL- EN TOEPASSINGSGEBIED REGISTREREN

Gebruik alleen de rij die overeenkomt met de geselecteerde procesgrens.

CatalogusreferentieCapaciteitStroomFysieke envelopInbegrepen grens
YSX-TK500Thermische tunnel500 kg/u116.65 kW65 × 13 × 7.5 MDoorlopende thermische tunnellijn
YSX-TK1000Thermische tunnel1,000 kg/u126.65 kW72 × 13 × 7.5 MDoorlopende thermische tunnellijn
YSX-TK2000Thermische tunnel2,000 kg/u136.65 kW80 × 13 × 7.5 MDoorlopende thermische tunnellijn
YSX-PF5Batch thermisch5 t/dag140.45 kW46 × 33 × 7.5 MBatch-thermische lijn met gemengde modules
YSX-PF16Batch thermisch16 t/dag142.45 kW40 × 26 × 7.5 MBatch-thermische lijn met gemengde modules
YSX-8000Eerder geïntegreerde thermische8 t/dagConfiguratie gecontroleerd50 × 30 × 8 MEerdere thermische projectreferentie; reactor Φ2200 × 6000 × 20 mm
YSX-16000Eerder geïntegreerde thermische16 t/dagConfiguratie gecontroleerd60 × 30 × 8 MEerdere thermische projectreferentie; reactor Φ2800 × 6600 × 18 mm

Configuratieregel: cataloguscapaciteit is een planningsreferentie. Stabiele doorvoer, geïnstalleerd/bedrijfsvermogen, voetafdruk, herstel, zuiverheid, emissies en de vraag naar nutsvoorzieningen vereisen een goedgekeurde uitrustingslijst, representatief materiaal en schriftelijke acceptatievoorwaarden.

Informatie vereist vóór configuratie en offerte

  1. Representatieve materiaalfoto's, specificaties en beschikbaar monster.
  2. Benodigde capaciteit plus uren per dienst, ploegendiensten per dag en werkdagen.
  3. Doeluitgangen, bemonsteringsmethode en vereisten voor de stroomafwaartse ontvanger.
  4. Land van de site, beschikbaar vermogen, brandstof, water, perslucht en bouwgrenzen.
  5. Lokaal milieu, vuur, opslag- en arbeidsveiligheidseisen.
  6. Gevraagde leveringsgrens: apparatuur, indeling, installatie, inbedrijfstelling en training.