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Characteristics of Fractionated Drop-in Liquid Fuel of Plastic Wastes from a Commercial Pyrolysis Plant by Doyeon Lee; Hoseok Nam; Shuang Wang; Hana Kim; Jung Hwan Kim; Yooseob Won; Byung Wook Hwang; Young Doo Kim; Hyungseok Nam; Kyong-Hwan Lee; Ho-Jung Ryu is a Environmental Science article available to read on EtoBox.
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Pyrolysis is a waste conversion technology to solve an increasing plastic waste issue worldwide. Waste plastic pyrolysis fuel from a commercial-scale pyrolysis plant (10 ton/day) was comprehensively investigated using distillation methods by separating the crude pyrolysis fuel to isolate the diesel-like pyrolysis fuel fraction (C-C for fraction 2 + fraction 3, middle distillate). Other fractions were C-C for the light distillate (fraction 1), and >C for the heavy distillate (fraction 4). The relationship between the fuel boiling point and liquid vapor temperature were found for designing a scaled-up oil separation process. The diesel grade pyrolysis fuel fraction comprised approximately 70-80% of the crude pyrolysis fuel, wherein it had values of 43-45 MJ/kg, 1-6 cSt, and 12-42 mg/g. Meanwhile, the elemental ratios of the crude pyrolysis oil improved to 0.1 for O/C and 1.9 for H/C after separation, close to petroleum fuels (0.0 O/C and 1.95 H/C). The highest relative chemical composition was the olefins (46% in fraction 1 and 41% in fraction 2), whereas the paraffin was approximately 15-20% in the light fraction. Finally, the potential CO reduction for the plastic waste-to-energy p
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- Author
- Doyeon Lee; Hoseok Nam; Shuang Wang; Hana Kim; Jung Hwan Kim; Yooseob Won; Byung Wook Hwang; Young Doo Kim; Hyungseok Nam; Kyong-Hwan Lee; Ho-Jung Ryu
- Publisher
- Elsevier BV
- Published
- 2021
- Language
- EN
- Field
- Environmental Science (Physical Sciences)