Cracking Equipment-Process Basics

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Cracking Equipment-Process Basics

Nirmal and Grittenger (2009) stated that waste tires, waste plastics and municipal solid wastes mainly consist of rubber containing natural rubber as well as synthetic rubber), carbon black, plasticizers, antioxidants, sulfur and zinc oxide among other inorganic additives. ?Thermal cracking of these feeds involves cleavage of the main chain with unsaturated bonds in the rubber with production occurring at appropriate temperatures under anaerobic or anoxic conditions. The products are primarily monomers, dimers and fragments whereas polymers are converted into various olefins to take away volatile matter while generating solid carbon. In this way, heavy oil is produced. For example in case of carbonization process steel wire removal can be accomplished only by using higher pyrolysis temperature.Get more news about Cracking Equipment,you can vist our website!

Pyrolysis temperatures for waste tires, waste plastics and household waste range from 200-450℃ ? The pyrolysis furnace uses external heating mode; micro-negative pressure operation technique and oxygen-free pyrolysis principal along with a closed furnace body to ensure there is no gas leakage during the entire process which helps to enhance thermal cracking efficiency, totally eliminating unsafe hidden dangers caused by gas leakage during production process as well as secondary pollution.