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Waste tire pyrolysis plant

Electric Rotary Kiln

Waste tire pyrolysis plant

Item Number : KWRE

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Host volume
31.8-46.2 cubic meters
Daily throughput
8-15 ton
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Introductions

In order to solve waste tires, the waste tire refining equipment produced by our company adopts a new type of pyrolysis technology, which makes tires heated under the condition of complete anoxic or limited oxygen supply, so that high molecular polymers and organic additives are degraded into low molecular or small molecules compounds, thereby recovering tire oil, solid carbon and steel wire. The whole technological process ensures that no three wastes are produced: each equipment is equipped with a dust removal system to purify the flue gas generated during the operation of the equipment to ensure that the smoke and dust emissions meet the standards: the cooling system is used to cool high-temperature oil and gas, in which water can be recycled and no waste water is discharged; waste residue And carbon black, because it has been treated at a high temperature of more than 500 degrees, it has no toxicity, and carbon black can be refined, so it has a wide range of applications.

Waste tire refining equipment details

Waste tire refining equipment details

Waste tires and plastic pyrolysis process

The pyrolysis process does not require fine treatment of impurities such as sediment, water, and iron wire in the raw materials, and can directly load organic waste such as waste tires, rubber, and waste plastics into the pyrolysis processor. The mixture of oil and steam can be distilled, and the oil and gas can be condensed through a multi-stage separator and a cooling system to obtain fuel oil. The exhaust gas and dust from the pyrolysis processor enters the atomizing dust device for treatment and then discharges; part of the low-carbon chain non-condensable gas enters the combustible gas recovery system through the water seal, and is burned as fuel for the pyrolysis.

Applications

The waste tire pyrolysis plant has a wide range of applications in various industries, including:

  • Fuel production: The pyrolysis oil can be used as a fuel source in industries such as steel and iron, boiler factories, ceramics, power plants, chemical industries, hotels, and restaurants. It can also be used in generators to produce electricity.
  • Construction materials: The carbon black produced by the pyrolysis process can be used in the production of construction bricks, or as a fuel source.
  • Recycling: The steel wire recovered from the pyrolysis process can be sold directly or recycled to produce new steel products.

Waste tire refining equipment details

Process flow

Step 1: Feeding Put the waste tires into the pyrolysis axe. This process can be fed by manual feeding, flat conveyor feeding and hydraulic feeding machine and other feeding methods. Most factories usually use a hydraulic feeder to feed materials. Because of its high production efficiency, labor cost savings, and safety, it is widely used by many factories. Close the loading door after loading.
Step 2: Heating You can use tire oil or non-condensable gas (excess non-condensable gas produced during the pyrolysis process of several other equipment) to heat the reactor evenly. When the temperature reaches 80°C, some Gas precipitation (most of the gas at this time is water vapor, the liquefied part is water, and the non-liquefiable gas reaches the combustion chamber through the gas circulation system for combustion). When the temperature reaches 120°C, the combustible gas is precipitated and enters the gas distribution bag. The residual oil (contains part of the residue, which can be used as fuel to heat the main furnace) sinks to the residual oil tank, while the light oil automatically enters the condenser and liquefies. into light oil tanks. In this way, heavy oil and light oil (for heating and heating of the whole project) can be obtained.
Step 3: Non-condensable gas treatment Non-condensable gas (C1-C4 components) flowing into the oil tank together with the oil, the gas that cannot be condensed, has passed through two safety water seals (one for standby and one for use, water The role of the seal is to prevent the open flame from returning from the combustion chamber to meet the exhaust gas, and to prevent the gas from flowing back), and return to the heating chamber as fuel to heat the furnace. Therefore, at the beginning of equipment operation, the fuel is fuel oil or natural gas. When the temperature continues to rise, the non-condensable gas generated can be used as fuel.
Step 4: Smoke and dust treatment All the smoke and dust produced by combustion are pumped by the induced draft fan to the general dust removal system for treatment. The treated smoke and dust are white water vapor without black particles, and then the water vapor will enter the industrial purification device Carry out standard discharge treatment to ensure that the emitted smoke and dust discharge meets the emission standards required by environmental protection.
Step 5: Slag discharge After the slag is discharged, the pyrolysis process is over. The steel wire and carbon black we need are in the main furnace. The equipment adopts a fully automatic sealed slag discharge system. Furnace screw, slag outlet sealer and slag remover are used for slag removal. Carbon black is mainly used for ink, pigment, reinforcing agent, additive, etc.
Step 6: Steel wire The steel wire is pulled out by the tractor, which saves labor and achieves automatic production of equipment. When the steel wire is discharged, it cooperates with ventilation and dust removal equipment to ensure no dust.

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Technical Parameters

Model Host volume Daily throughput Total operating power
2600*6000 31.8 cubic meters 8 tons 16 kW/h
2600*6600 35 cubic meters 9 tons 16 kW/h
2800*6600 40.6 cubic meters 12 tons 18 kW/h
2800*7500 46.2 cubic meters 15 tons 20 kW/h

Advantages

  1. Integrated design, compact structure, complete integrity and guaranteed safety. The main body of the equipment adopts the standard Q345R special boiler steel plate (high temperature and oxidation resistant alloy steel) resistant to oxidation, corrosion, long life and safety.
  2. The equipment adopts a special anti-coking structure, which greatly solves the current situation that the sludge is coked and inconvenient to clean during the pyrolysis process.
  3. The main engine adopts the outer ring gear to rotate. In addition, the ring gear is formed once, which is strong and durable. It is more stable than the pin-pin sleeve transmission on the market. In case of damage, protect the host motor and reducer and prolong its service life.
  4. The welding of the main engine is (automatic submerged arc machine welding), and the welding is formed once, even and full.
  5. The cooling system includes: cooling pipes, air distribution bag, cooling pool, etc. It has the characteristics of large cooling area, good cooling effect and high oil collection rate.
  6. The waste residue after pyrolysis can meet the emission standard required by environmental protection the oil content of 2%.

Warnings

Operator safety is the top important issue! Please operate the equipment with cautions. Working with inflammable& explosive or toxic gases is very dangerous, operators must take all necessary precautions before starting the equipment. Working with positive pressure inside the reactors or chambers is dangerous, operator must fellow the safety procedures strictly. Extra caution must also be taken when operating with air-reactive materials, especially under vacuum. A leak can draw air into the apparatus and cause a violent reaction to occur.

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FAQ

What is a pyrolysis plant?

A pyrolysis plant is a facility that uses the process of pyrolysis to break down organic materials, such as plastic, rubber, biomass, or waste, into valuable products like fuel oil, carbon black, and combustible gas. It is a specialized plant designed to carry out the thermal decomposition process in a controlled and efficient manner.

How does a pyrolysis plant work?

A pyrolysis plant works by feeding organic materials into a reactor chamber, where they are subjected to high temperatures in the absence of oxygen. This thermal decomposition process, known as pyrolysis, breaks down the complex organic molecules into simpler compounds and gases. The resulting products are then collected and further processed. For example, the liquid fraction can be condensed into fuel oil, the solid residue can be converted into carbon black, and the gas fraction can be used as a source of energy or refined into other valuable gases.

What is a pyrolysis furnace?

A pyrolysis furnace is a high-temperature furnace used to carry out the process of pyrolysis. Pyrolysis is a thermal decomposition process in which organic materials are heated to high temperatures in the absence of oxygen, resulting in the breakdown of complex molecules into simpler compounds or elemental constituents.

What are the main applications of pyrolysis plants?

Pyrolysis plants have diverse applications in waste management and resource recovery. They are commonly used to process various waste streams, such as plastic waste, tires, and biomass, into valuable products. The fuel oil produced can be used as a substitute for conventional fossil fuels, either directly or after refining. Carbon black, a byproduct of pyrolysis, is widely used as a reinforcing filler in rubber and plastic products. The combustible gas fraction can be utilized as a source of energy to power the pyrolysis process or provide heat for other applications. Additionally, pyrolysis plants contribute to waste reduction, environmental sustainability, and the circular economy by converting waste materials into valuable resources.

How does a pyrolysis furnace work?

Pyrolysis furnaces work by subjecting organic materials to high temperatures, typically in the range of 400-1000 degrees Celsius, in an oxygen-free environment. The absence of oxygen prevents combustion and allows for the thermal decomposition of the organic material. The furnace is designed to provide a controlled temperature environment and may incorporate heating elements, insulation, and gas flow control mechanisms. The organic material is loaded into the furnace chamber, heated to the desired temperature, and held at that temperature for a specific duration to facilitate the pyrolysis process. The resulting products, such as gases, liquids, and solids, can be collected and further processed or analyzed.

Why pyrolysis of biomass?

Pyrolysis of biomass is done to convert waste biomass into valuable products like biofuels, chemicals, and other substances. It offers environmental and economic benefits like the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions compared to fossil fuels, the production of renewable energy, and the potential for carbon sequestration through the production of biochar. Although there are cons to the process like high capital and operating costs, technical challenges in scaling up the process, and potential for emissions of pollutants, the potential benefits make it a sustainable and carbon-neutral source of energy and materials.

What are the applications of pyrolysis furnaces?

Pyrolysis furnaces have various applications across different industries. They are commonly used in the fields of waste management and recycling to convert organic waste materials, such as plastics, rubber, or biomass, into valuable products like biochar, biofuels, or syngas. Pyrolysis furnaces are also utilized in the production of carbon fibers, activated carbon, and other carbon-based materials. Additionally, they are employed in research and development for studying the pyrolysis behavior of different materials, investigating reaction kinetics, and exploring novel applications for pyrolysis-derived products.

What are the advantages of biomass pyrolysis?

The advantages of biomass pyrolysis include high energy efficiency, production of valuable by-products such as bio-oil and biochar, low emissions, carbon neutrality, flexibility, and reduced dependence on fossil fuels. However, there are also disadvantages such as high capital costs, complexity, feedstock variability, and pollution. Suitable biomass feedstocks include wood waste, agricultural waste, municipal solid waste, algae, and biomass from invasive species. Overall, biomass pyrolysis offers a number of environmental and economic benefits, but it is important to carefully consider the potential impacts of the process and to ensure responsible implementation.

What are the advantages of using pyrolysis furnaces?

Pyrolysis furnaces offer several advantages for thermal decomposition processes. They allow for the controlled and precise heating of organic materials, ensuring consistent and reproducible results. The absence of oxygen prevents combustion and allows for the production of valuable pyrolysis products. Pyrolysis furnaces can handle a wide range of feedstock materials, including various waste streams, biomass, and plastics. They enable the conversion of these materials into useful products like biochar, biofuels, or syngas, contributing to waste reduction and resource recovery. The process is typically energy-efficient, and the resulting products can have various applications in energy, agriculture, and manufacturing industries.

What are the steps of biomass pyrolysis?

The steps of biomass pyrolysis include drying, pyrolysis, and cooling. In the drying stage, moisture is removed from the biomass. The pyrolysis stage involves heating the dried biomass in the absence of oxygen to temperatures between 300-900°C, causing it to decompose into bio-oil, biochar, and syngas. In the final stage, the pyrolysis products are cooled and separated into their desired forms. The bio-oil can be used as a fuel, biochar as a soil amendment, and syngas as a fuel or for electricity generation. The pyrolysis process may vary depending on the feedstock used and the desired end product.

What factors should be considered when selecting a pyrolysis furnace?

Several factors should be considered when selecting a pyrolysis furnace. The desired temperature range and heating rate capability of the furnace should match the requirements of the pyrolysis process under consideration. The furnace size and capacity should be suitable for the volume of material to be processed. The control and monitoring features, such as temperature control accuracy and data logging capabilities, should be evaluated to ensure precise and reliable operation. Safety features, such as gas flow control, exhaust systems, and over-temperature protection, should be present to ensure safe operation. Finally, cost, maintenance requirements, and compatibility with other equipment or downstream processes should be taken into account when selecting a pyrolysis furnace.

Which biomass is suitable for pyrolysis?

Various types of biomass are suitable for pyrolysis, including wood, agricultural residues, and even municipal waste. Wood sources such as forest trees and branches are still the main source of biomass for various applications. Agricultural residues such as sugarcane bagasse, rice straw, cotton stalks, and wheat straw can also be used for pyrolysis. Municipal waste is also considered biomass. The amount of biomass available annually is approximately 105 billion metric tons of carbon per year.

What safety precautions should be followed when using a pyrolysis furnace?

When using a pyrolysis furnace, several safety precautions should be followed to ensure safe operation. The furnace should be placed in a well-ventilated area or equipped with proper exhaust systems to prevent the buildup of hazardous gases or fumes. It is important to carefully handle and load the organic materials to avoid potential hazards or accidents. The furnace should be operated within the recommended temperature range and not exceeded to prevent safety risks or damage to the equipment. Proper personal protective equipment, such as heat-resistant gloves, safety goggles, and fire-resistant clothing, should be worn when handling hot materials or operating the furnace. Regular maintenance and inspections should be carried out to ensure the integrity and functionality of the furnace. Lastly, it is crucial to follow the manufacturer's guidelines and instructions for safe operation and emergency shutdown procedures.
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The setup was seamless, and the staff were very professional and knowledgeable. The equipment is top-notch and has improved our waste management.

Steven Turner

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The plant's efficiency and eco-friendliness impressed me. It's amazing how we can turn waste tires into valuable resources like fuel and carbon black.

Olivia Jackson

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The plant's compact design saved us a lot of space, and the installation process was surprisingly smooth. We're very satisfied with the results.

Lucas Brown

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The waste tire pyrolysis plant has significantly reduced our landfill waste and increased our energy independence. It's a win-win situation!

Amelia Davis

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The plant's operation costs are surprisingly low, and the maintenance requirements are minimal. It's a cost-effective solution for waste tire management.

Benjamin Miller

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The plant's safety features are top-notch, ensuring the protection of our workers and the environment. We're very impressed with the overall quality and performance.

Isabella Garcia

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The plant's modular design allowed us to customize it to our specific needs. The flexibility and scalability are truly impressive.

Elijah Martinez

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The plant's automation features have streamlined our operations and improved efficiency. It's a game-changer for our waste management process.

Mia Rodriguez

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The plant's construction was completed ahead of schedule, and the installation process was flawless. We're thrilled with the speed and professionalism of the team.

Alexander Wilson

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The plant's integration with our existing waste management system was seamless. The compatibility and ease of use have made it a valuable addition to our operations.

Sophia Moore

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The plant's environmental impact is minimal, and the emissions are well within regulatory limits. We're proud to be contributing to a cleaner and greener future.

Liam Anderson

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The plant's durability and longevity are exceptional. We're confident that it will continue to serve us well for many years to come.

Ava Johnson

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The plant's technological advancements are impressive. The innovative features and processes have set a new standard for waste tire management.

William Jones

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The plant's versatility is remarkable. It can handle a wide range of tire sizes and types, making it a versatile solution for various applications.

Elizabeth Walker

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The plant's customer support is outstanding. The team is responsive, knowledgeable, and always willing to go the extra mile to ensure our satisfaction.

Henry Smith

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The plant's value for money is unbeatable. The cost savings and environmental benefits far outweigh the initial investment. It's a wise choice for any organization looking to manage waste tires responsibly.

Evelyn Green

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The plant's delivery was prompt, and the packaging ensured that it arrived in perfect condition. We were able to start using it immediately, which minimized downtime.

Daniel King

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The plant's ease of operation is remarkable. The intuitive controls and user-friendly interface make it accessible to personnel of all skill levels.

Madison White

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The plant's reliability is exceptional. It operates smoothly and efficiently, with minimal downtime. We can count on it to consistently deliver the desired results.

Ethan Brown

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