Fast Pyrolysis Technology Process
The natural process to create carbon and oil from biomass takes millions of years. Our unique system takes just a few seconds—upcycling stable waste into valuable commodities without emissions, dust, smoke, or pollution.
Feedstock Infeed & Preparation
Continuous intake of equine manure and wood shavings bedding (40+ lbs daily per horse). Automated moisture balancing and infeed ensures smooth, dust-free continuous processing.
Oxygen-Free Fast Pyrolysis
Rapid high-temperature thermal decomposition (~400°C–500°C) inside a hermetically sealed, oxygen-free vacuum reactor. Zero combustion occurs, preventing any smoke, odor, or carbon loss.
Fractionation & Separation
Volatiles and solid fractions are condensed and separated in closed-loop columns, yielding premium porous Agri-BioChar, energy-dense bio-crude oil, and liquid organic fertilizer.
Upcycling Is The New Recycling
Instead of treating equine waste as an expensive disposal liability, our closed-loop thermal refining converts every pound into verified commodities with high commercial and regenerative value:
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Agri-BioChar (Permanent Carbon Sequestration): High surface area (>400 m²/g) porous carbon matrix that locks carbon in soil for hundreds of years while improving pasture moisture retention and microbial biodiversity.
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Renewable Biofuel & Synthetic Fuel: Energy-dense bio-oil and syngas recycled to sustain process temperatures or refined to power agricultural and municipal operations.
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Organic Liquid Fertilizer: Chemical-free, nutrient-rich agricultural formula restoring essential nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium back into farm soils without chemical runoff.
Current Practices for Stable Waste
A typical stabled horse produces over 40 pounds of waste every single day. In our flagship town of 15,000 horses (Wellington / Palm Beach County), that creates 110,000 TONS of waste annually.
Generates massive methane greenhouse emissions, consumes massive landfill acreage, and incurs escalating trucking and tipping fees.
Concentrated horse densities overwhelm pastures, triggering catastrophic nitrogen/phosphorus runoff, algae blooms, and groundwater contamination.
Open or municipal burning releases harmful smoke, particulate toxins (PM2.5), and greenhouse gases directly into local air sheds.
Leaches methane during slow decomposition; municipal and private facilities lack the space and permits required for high-volume horse communities.
Zero-Emission On-Site Upcycling
Rather than hauling biomass away to pollute, Long Stride captures waste on-site, converting it in seconds into permanent carbon sinks, renewable power, and up to $1.5M in gross commercial value per unit annually.
