A pyrolysis oil distillation plant is a kind of equipment that uses the principle of pyrolysis and distillation to recycle waste materials into useful products. More specifically, this plant is often used to convert pyrolysis oil, which is produced from waste tires, plastics, rubber, or other sources, into diesel or gasoline that can be reused for industrial or commercial purposes.
The process generally involves heating the waste material in a reactor where it undergoes a chemical breakdown in the absence of oxygen. This breakdown produces a mixture of oil (pyrolysis oil), gases, and char. The oil and gases can then be condensed into a liquid which is then further processed in the distillation plant to produce a fuel similar to diesel or gasoline.
This plant plays a significant role in reducing environmental pollution, as it provides a way to reuse waste materials that are otherwise difficult to dispose of, and it also produces a renewable source of energy in the form of diesel or gasoline.
- High production yield: The raw material recovery ratio is approximately 80-90%, and can even exceed 90% when the water content is less than 5%.
- High on-stream efficiency without corrosion, fouling, and coking.
- Auto feeding and slag discharging enable continuous operation throughout the day.
- Environmental friendly operation technology and devices ensure no soil, water, or air pollution.
- Cost-effective oil refining to diesel technology.
- Easy to clean and maintain due to its vertical structure.
- Provides an alternative energy source to replace petroleum products and natural gas.
Distillation equipment can further process waste oils such as tire oil, plastic oil, rubber oil, waste engine oil, and waste lubricating oil. After distillation, light yellow or light red oil products can be obtained. The color and brightness of the oil products are very good, they can be used directly as diesel for the raw materials of ship oil production plants. They can also be directly added to diesel engines, tractors, trucks, and generators. The economic benefits are significant, effectively saving resources and energy.
