Latest revision as of 17:30, 28 October 2025

Basics

Given Pyrolysis Oil Contains Various Hydrocarbons it should be handled carefully to avoid harm to personell and the enviroment
- Need to look for specifics, i know Benzene , and Propene etc can be quite hazardous, and are common in these "intermediaries" ?
This page goes over the risks, precautions to avoid them, and methods to negate any accidental release of pyrolysis oil (small volumes such as tipping over a container, or having resedue in washing water, not large scale oil spills !)
Also need to see if Vapor Cloud Explosions are a risk

Face Sheild
Gloves (Need to look into materials, given some of these chemicals in the pyrolysis oil may be solvents to some?)
Well ventilated area, and if not a VOC filter-mask + Air Monitoring Equipment

Spill Pallet
- Can be improvised via a "kiddie pool" assuming it is insoluable to the involved chemicals
Wash Station (wash bottle, or faucet/hose)
Spill-Kit
- Paper Towels
- Plenty of water
- Spray Detergent (to act as a Dispersant )
- Optional containment "booms" (something to keep it from "running" around)
- Optional "squegee" type things to push the liquid around
- Optional dropper for potential recovery of some (if a large enough quantity is spilled

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 =Basic PPE=
 *[[Face Sheild]]
-*Gloves (Need to look into materials, given some of these chemicals in the   o i l    may be solvents to some?
+*Gloves (Need to look into materials, given some of these chemicals in the pyrolysis oil may be solvents to some?)
-*Well ventilated area, and if not a filter-mask
+*Well ventilated area, and if not a [[VOC]] filter-mask + Air Monitoring Equipment
 =Seccondary Safety Equipment=
-*[[Spill Palet]]
+*[[Spill Pallet]]
 **Can be improvised via a "kiddie pool" assuming it is insoluable to the involved chemicals
 *Wash Station (wash bottle, or faucet/hose)