How is pyrolysis oil obtained?

Pyro = heat, split = break up into parts. Pyrolysis is a chemical reaction in which macromolecules are broken down into smaller molecules. Waste plastics and tires are long chain molecules or polymer hydrocarbons. Pyrolysis technology is an industrial process that breaks down macromolecular plastics/tires into smaller molecules of oil, natural gas, and carbon black.

The specific steps for obtaining pyrolysis oil are as follows:

1. The waste plastic/tire is fed into the reactor via an automatic push device. The reactor is heated and the waste plastic or tire undergoes pyrolysis under anaerobic conditions at about 350-550°C. The reaction time is about 15-45 minutes.

2. After the pyrolysis reaction, a large amount of oil and gas will be generated.

3. These oils and gas enter the condensing system under the action of high and low pressure, are liquefied, and fall into the tank.

4. Dust-removing and pyrolysis of the pyrolysis oil in the tank to achieve zero pollution to the environment.

Through the above pyrolysis process, we can get 45-50% of pyrolysis oil, in addition to which we can get 30% carbon black, 15% steel wire, and 10% depending on the raw material being pyrolyzed. Non-condensable gas.

There are many ways to obtain pyrolysis oil, but compared with the traditional method of obtaining pyrolysis oil with an earth stove, choosing our equipment can ensure that all kinds of emissions are up to standard and do not cause any harm to the environment and can be quickly obtained by the environmental protection department. Approval; on the other hand can guarantee a relatively high oil rate, bring you more economic profits!!!