Method for vacuum catalyzing and copyrolysis for waste rubber and lube oil
A technology for waste rubber and waste lubricating oil, applied in lubricating compositions and other directions, can solve the problems of complex product oil components, low product economic value, high energy consumption in the cracking process, and save the cost and energy consumption of crushing and separating steel wires. The effect of reducing and improving uniformity
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[0020] Add waste tires, waste vacuum pump oil, and NaZSM-5 into the pyrolysis reactor at a ratio of 1:1:0.1 by weight and mix them. Under the pressure of 30mmHg, heat up to 300°C for 5 minutes for the pyrolysis reaction. The gas generated by reaction cracking passes through a neutralization tower filled with quicklime to remove the H contained in it. 2 After the corrosive gases such as S are condensed by the condenser, they are separated into non-condensable gas and cracked oil. The yield of the cracked oil is 50.6%. Table 1 shows. Non-condensable gases are mainly low-molecular-weight hydrocarbons, which can be directly used as fuel; the obtained pyrolysis oil is analyzed by gas chromatography-mass spectrometry for component content and distribution, and different fractions are extracted through rectification operations. The extracted light oil content It accounts for 35.1% of the total pyrolysis oil mass; the heavy pyrolysis oil can be re-entered into the reactor as waste lu...
Embodiment 2
[0022] Add waste tires, waste gasoline engine oil, and USY into the pyrolysis reactor at a ratio of 1:1.5:0.5 by weight and mix them. Under the pressure of 100mmHg, heat up to 500°C for 6 seconds for the pyrolysis reaction. The gas generated by reaction cracking passes through a neutralization tower filled with quicklime to remove the H contained in it. 2 After the corrosive gases such as S are condensed by the condenser, they are separated into non-condensable gas and cracked oil. The yield of the cracked oil is 50.2%. Table 1 shows. Non-condensable gases are mainly low-molecular-weight hydrocarbons, which can be directly used as fuel; the obtained pyrolysis oil is analyzed by gas chromatography-mass spectrometry for component content and distribution, and different fractions are extracted through rectification operations. The extracted light oil content It accounts for 32.3% of the total pyrolysis oil mass; the heavy pyrolysis oil can be used as waste lubricating oil to re-...
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[0024] Add waste tires, waste diesel engine oil, and MCM-41 into the pyrolysis reactor at a ratio of 1:3:3 by weight and mix them. Under the pressure of 200mmHg, heat up to 450°C for 30 seconds. The gas generated by reaction cracking passes through a neutralization tower filled with quicklime to remove the H contained in it. 2 After the corrosive gases such as S are condensed by the condenser, they are separated into non-condensable gas and cracked oil. The yield of the cracked oil is 60.1%. Table 1 shows. Non-condensable gases are mainly low-molecular-weight hydrocarbons, which can be directly used as fuel; the obtained pyrolysis oil is analyzed by gas chromatography-mass spectrometry for component content and distribution, and different fractions are extracted through rectification operations. The extracted light oil content It accounts for 25.6% of the total pyrolysis oil mass; the heavy pyrolysis oil can be re-entered into the reactor as waste lubricating oil to participa...
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