Pyrolysis Oil Expiremental Feedstock Recipes: Difference between revisions

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*[https://www.cheric.org/PDF/KJChE/KC19/KC19-4-0658.pdf A 2002 Study Titled "Characteristics of LDPE Pyrolysis" ]
*[https://www.cheric.org/PDF/KJChE/KC19/KC19-4-0658.pdf A 2002 Study Titled "Characteristics of LDPE Pyrolysis" ]
*[https://donkey32.proboards.com/thread/2215/documented-high-temperatures A Thread on the message board "Rocket Stoves.. Experimenters corner.. Answers questioned!" Titled "Documented high temperatures" ] (saying some reached ~900*C ?)

Revision as of 02:11, 8 March 2021

Basics

  • This page goes over various "recipes" for Pyrolysis Oil
  • The main goal is to start with "standard" feedstocks such as Plastics that should break down into predictable compounds
    • This will make analyzing yields easier, as well as leave less "things to go wrong"

Polyethylene

  • Given most plastic wrappers/wrap and packages are LDPE this should make them a predictable feedstock
  • ESPECIALLY if using the type used for Shipping Pallets

Math

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External Links