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Pyrolysis: 6 facts in favor of thermal decomposition technology
Pyrolysis is the process of thermal decomposition of organic substances in an oxygen-deficient environment to hydrocarbons with a lower molecular weight. Carbon-to-carbon bonds are broken under the influence of high temperatures. The yield and qualitative
Pyrolysis as an environmentally friendly and cost-effective waste tyres treatment technology
Pyrolysis, thermal decomposition, is the used tyres treatment technology based on thermal destruction of feedstock under the high temperatures and lack of oxygen into the products with the smaller molecular weight: liquid pyrolysis oil, carbon black and
Disasters at pyrolysis plants
Safety in pyrolysis plant became an essential and increasingly important health and environmental security issue since due to explosion caused by pyrolysis plant operation a large number of people were seriously injured or died. The burning of hydrocarbon
Acid tars treatment
Acid tars (also referred to acid sludge) is a toxic residue produced by refining industry. It is originated due to purification of oil containing products, machines and units by concentrated sulfuric acid. Refinery acid tar is highly viscous tar-like
Waste tires treatment technologies
As the associated automotive industries grow, the accumulation of waste tires will increase in near future, which will lead to environmental pollution. More than 3 million tons of used tires annually produced only in United States, and up to 2.5 million
Pyrolytic conversion technologies
Pyrolytic process description Pyrolysis is defined as thermal conversion process of hydrocarbon waste in the absence of air. The main products resulted from hydrocarbon processing are syngas, liquid oil and solids (char, carbon black, metal). The pyrolytic
Pyrolysis: basics
The term “pyrolysis” refers to a process of thermal treatment to convert hydrocarbon waste to fuel or chemical products. Pyrolytic process creates value from scrap materials that otherwise be landfilled. For the first time, the practice of pyrolysis