How do waste incinerators generate electricity?

How do waste incinerators generate electricity? Large-scale waste incinerators generate electricity by burning waste in high-temperature furnaces to generate heat. This heat is then used to boil water and produce high-pressure steam. This steam drives a turbine, which is connected to a generator to generate electricity. This electricity is then fed into the grid, and the remaining heat can be used for other purposes, such as district heating. Smaller Fireprint power generation devices, on the other hand, use magnetic pyrolysis, releasing combustible gases from the chimney. These gases drive the generator to produce electricity, completely avoiding the formation of dioxins and heavy metals, making them both environmentally friendly and energy-efficient. PRC Fireprint technology requires no fuel and operates at temperatures between 50 and 380 degrees Celsius. It is non-hazardous and safer for operators.