The waste tyres pyrolysis is a process in which the high molecular polymers in tires are converted into gas, liquid and solid products by heating in an oxygen-free environment. Its core is to use heat energy to break the carbon chain structure, generate synthesis gas (such as methane, ethylene), fuel oil (containing aromatics, alkanes) and solid carbon black, and separate steel wire at the same time.
Pyrolysis technology, as an advanced end of life tyre recycling solution, can yield tyre pyrolysis oil (TPO), carbon black, steel wire, and syngas. Tyre pyrolysis oil and recovered carbon black are currently the main focus of market development. They can be used as raw materials in the rubber and chemical industries, re-entering the production cycle. … Read more
Pyrolysis technology is the most effective treatment technology for waste tyre recycling, and represents the current development direction of waste tyre disposal. Waste tyre pyrolysis is a chemical reaction process carried out in the absence of oxygen or in an inert gas, producing pyrolysis oil, carbon black, synthesis gas, and steel wire. The tyre pyrolysis … Read more
Globally, the market for waste tyre processing is vast and growing. Market research reports indicate that the global waste tire processing market is expected to grow from approximately $15 billion in 2020 to approximately $20 billion by 2025. Pyrolysis of waste tyre, as a promising thermochemical conversion method, demonstrates unique environmental advantages. Increasingly stringent environmental … Read more
Extracting oil from tyres relies on pyrolysis plant to complete this chemical conversion process. Rubber is the key component in this conversion. During pyrolysis, the oxygen-free, high-temperature environment inside the pyrolysis plant breaks the chemical bonds in the rubber molecular chains. The previously tightly linked macromolecular structure is broken down, transforming into products such as … Read more
The tire to oil plant is an industrial facility specifically designed to convert waste tires into reusable resources. It plays an increasingly important role in resource recycling and environmental protection. The tire to oil plant operates on the principle of pyrolysis technology. This is a process that decomposes organic matter into smaller molecules at high … Read more
The core function of waste tyre to oil plant is to convert waste tires into usable oil products through a series of processes. Pyrolysis is the key technology. The entire waste tyre to oil process can be broadly divided into four main stages: pyrolysis, condensation, separation, and distillation. Waste Tyre to Oil Process Pyrolysis Stage … Read more
The waste tyre pyrolysis process involves heating waste tyres at high temperatures in an oxygen-deficient environment, breaking them down into high-value-added products. The main products of waste tyre pyrolysis are pyrolysis oil, carbon black, steel wire, and syngas. Pyrolysis technology is currently one of the most promising technologies for achieving resource recovery and harmless disposal … Read more
Pyrolytic carbon black (PCB) is a black powder obtained by separating and purifying the pyrolysis products of waste rubber or plastic. Pyrolytic carbon black is a key product in the resource recovery of solid waste. Its core component is carbon (70%-95%), along with small amounts of ash, volatile matter, and residual rubber/plastic cracking products. Pyrolysis … Read more
The key technology supporting the operation of tire to diesel recycling plant is pyrolysis. Pyrolysis is a process that breaks down organic matter into smaller molecules under high temperatures in an oxygen-free or low-oxygen environment. For waste tires, pyrolysis effectively breaks down the complex polymer structure of the rubber in them. The tires are fed … Read more
The environmental impact of continuous tire pyrolysis equipment is a complex issue that requires an objective approach. While it offers significant positive environmental benefits, it also carries potential negative impacts that must be strictly managed. The environmental impact of continuous tire pyrolysis equipment is highly dependent on the sophistication of the pyrolysis technology and the … Read more
