Waste-Tire Pyrolysis: Process Boundary and Product Routes

Every year the world generates hundreds of millions of waste tyres. Due to their resistance to wear and ageing, tyres are difficult to degrade naturally. So they are known as “black pollution”. If we do not address the problem, these tyres will accumulate over time, which will waste land resources and even cause environmental pollution. Traditional methods of burning or landfilling waste not only squander energy but also release significant quantities of harmful gases. อย่างไรก็ตาม, our eco-friendly ways to turn tires into fuel are changing this situation. Through a scientific pyrolysis process, we can break down waste tyres into reusable fuel oil, carbon black and combustible gases, thereby achieving the circular regeneration of resources.

The core method of the ระบบไพโรไลซิสของยางเสีย is pyrolysis technology. It achieves this by heating tires under anaerobic or hypoxic conditions, so that the rubber molecular chains break down and rearrange, yielding multiple usable energy products. The entire process requires no combustion, thus avoiding secondary pollution. The method comprises the following five principal stages.

There are two standard production capacity solutions depending on the scale of the client’s project and investment budget. We also can customise these eco-friendly ways to turn tires into fuel to suit your specific requirements. Please feel free to contact us at any time.

The equipment can process approximately 500 kilograms of waste tyres per hour. Operating for 20 hours daily, it can process around 10 tonnes of waste tyres. The approximate output proportions are as follows: pyrolysis fuel oil 40%, คาร์บอนแบล็ค 35%, with the remaining 25% comprising steel wire and combustible gases.

The main equipment comprises an automatic feeding system, horizontal pyrolysis reactor, condensation cooling system, exhaust gas purification unit, carbon black cooling collector, and PLC automated control system. The reference price for the complete system is approximately $38,000–55,000.

The entire system can process approximately 1,000 kilograms of waste tyres per hour. Operating for 20 hours daily, the daily processing capacity reaches approximately 20 tonnes. The reference output ratio is as follows: pyrolysis fuel oil approximately 40%, carbon black approximately 35%, steel wire and combustible gas approximately 25%.

Key configurations comprise automatic feeders with conveying systems, continuous pyrolysis reactors, multi-stage condensation recovery systems, exhaust gas combustion and purification units, automatic carbon black collection lines, PLC intelligent control systems, and oil-water separation. The reference price for the complete equipment ranges from approximately $68,000 ถึง $95,000, which depends on the configuration and level of automation.