This state-of-the-art pyrolysis plant is designed to operate at high temperature in an oxygen-free environment. The input materials are loaded onto the furnace and subjected to intense heat. Pyrolysis of the used rubber causes it to decompose into a range of by-products such as fuel oil, carbon black, steel wire, and flammable gas. These by-products can be used as a valuable source of energy and industrial output.
The Used Rubber Pyrolysis Plant has a capacity of 3-10 tons per batch, which makes it suitable for large-scale recycling operations. Depending on the size of the plant, it can be installed on a land area of 300-400 square meters. The plant is certified by CE, ISO, SGS, and BV, ensuring that it meets the highest industry standards.
The fuel oil obtained from the pyrolysis process can be used as a substitute for petroleum products. It can be used in oil-based power plants, boilers, and furnaces, and also in diesel engines. The carbon black can be recycled into industrial grade carbon black, which is used as a reinforcing agent in rubber products. Moreover, it can also be used as an ingredient in the manufacturing of ink, paints, and pigments.
The steel wire obtained from the pyrolysis process can be sold as scrap metal, providing an extra revenue stream for recycling companies. The flammable gas obtained from the process can be used as a fuel for the pyrolysis process, making it a self-sustaining cycle.
In conclusion, the Used Rubber Pyrolysis Plant is an excellent solution for the sustainable management of used rubber waste. By using this technology, companies can recycle waste and obtain valuable resources from it. Furthermore, the resultant by-products can be used to meet industrial energy and output requirements. With its high-capacity range, this pyrolysis plant is an economical and practical choice for companies looking to invest in recycling technology.