TE FAANAHONAHORAA THERMAL

Eiaha e faariro i te hoê i'oa atomi aore ra te aravihi i te mau mahana atoa mai te hoê opuaraa taatoa.

Feedstock, To'etū'ira'a, tamau noa i te rave i te ohipa, te faaîraa, paruru mǎhu, te faatereraa i te mau tao'a, mau faatereraa i te mau mea e haaati ra ia tatou, E ti'a ia haamau-amui-hia te mau utilities e te mau rave'a no te hoo mai i te fenua iho.

TE

Te mau faahororaa nainai i fariihia

YSX-F1 e tae atu i te YSX-F5 1, 2, 3, 4 e 5 t/mahana skid e aore râ, te mau faahororaa modular no te pereoo, Te mau tamataraa hu'ahu'a e aore râ, te hinu.

B

Te faito o te mau tao'a

Mōno'i, mǎhu, E mea titauhia te mau tao'a etaeta e te mau tao'a metala, Te mau haamaramaramaraa papû e te hoê oti'a hi'opo'araa.

C

Te oti'a tapihooraa

Te mau hoo, Te mau haamâu'araa, E titau te faufaaraa o te tao'a e te faaho'iraa mai i te mau faahitiraa parau e te mau haapapûraa i te matete o te fenua iho.

Puna faatereraa: te mau tao'a a te pŭpŭ YOTO. E horo'ahia te mau faataaraa hopea i ni'a i te faaauraa i te pae no te rave'a aravihi no te opuaraa.

A continuous plastic-pyrolysis project adds controlled feeding, staged condensation, gas treatment and central controls. Uptime, energy demand, output routes and price require project confirmation.

How can sustainable plastic-to-fuel solutions deliver multiple benefits?

After formally entering the operational phase, the primary revenue streams for the plastic-to-fuel project include the following components.

Plastic pyrolysis can produce condensable liquid, non-condensable gas and solid residue. Their mass balance, fa'ahoro'ā, permitted downstream use and commercial value depend on polymer mix, te faainoraa, operating conditions, product treatment, te mau ture o te fenua iho e te fariiraa i te taata hoo.

I te taime o te pyrolysis, the process also produces a certain amount of combustible gas (primarily light hydrocarbons such as methane, ethane, propane, and butane). After project-specific cleaning and safety review, eligible non-condensable gas may be considered as a supplementary process fuel; the usable amount and external-fuel demand require a verified mass and energy balance. This not only significantly reduces external energy consumption and operational costs but also enhances the overall energy efficiency of the system.

By converting waste plastics into reusable fuel, the project effectively reduces carbon emissions from landfilling and incineration of plastic waste. I te hoê â taime, any carbon-credit, subsidy or environmental-incentive eligibility must be confirmed against the applicable local program, methodology, evidence and verification requirements; it is not included as automatic project income.

Taking a facility with a daily processing capacity of 20-30 tons of waste plastic as an example, under conditions of stable equipment operation and sufficient raw material supply, the project can typically recoup its investment costs within 2-3 matahitis.
Sales of Fuel Oil
Utilization of Gas
Carbon Reduction Benefits
Return on Investment

Why Choose YUSHUNXIN?

We provide not only equipment but also turnkey solutions. These encompass raw material evaluation and process design, plant layout and equipment installation, operational training and maintenance guidance, as well as long-term technical optimization and after-sales service. Whether you are a plastic recycler, solid waste management company, or energy company in the circular economy, we can tailor the most cost-effective plastic-to-fuel project solution for you.

different types of plastic
YUSHUNXIN FAUNURAA

PE-, PP- and selected PS-rich streams can follow different thermal and condensation behavior. PVC, RIMA'ERE, brominated plastics, medical plastics and e-waste plastics require separate assessment.

Hi'opo'a i te hoê faanahoraa e toru ahu o te hoê reni tauiraa tamau
01 / TE HURIRAA TUAI

A pee i te mau materia, vapor, Varu, mǎhu e te mau e'a etaeta

Te hoê tuhaa o te reni, o te reactor ïa. Te faataahia ra te ohipa tapihooraa i te huru no te faaineineraa i te mau anavai atoa, ua afa'ihia, te faaterehia e te faaoreraahia.

  1. 01Te mau huru materia
  2. 02Te faaineineraa i te maa e te faahororaa taa ê
  3. 03Te tauiraa thermal faaterehia
  4. 04Te faataaraa i te ahu e te faaîraa
  5. 05Te parururaa e te faaohiparaa faahou i te mǎhu
  6. 06Te toetoe, te faatereraa i te mau tao'a e te mau tao'a
02 / HOHO'A NO NI'A I TE MATERIAL

Te mau uiraa no ni'a i te tabula o te taui i te faaauraa

E tia ia hi'opoahia mai te mau mana'o i muri nei hou a maiti ai i te hoê aravihi aore ra a faaineine ai i te hoê parau faahiti tapihooraa.

Polymer composition

Confirm PE, PP, PS, PVC and PET proportions instead of describing the feed simply as mixed plastic.

Halogen control

PVC and brominated additives can change corrosion, gas-cleaning and recovered-liquid requirements.

Wax management

Plastic-derived vapors and liquids may require temperature-controlled lines, insulation and condensation staging.

Product route

Define whether recovered liquid is intended for permitted fuel use, refinery feed evaluation or another locally accepted outlet.

03 / MODEL OHIPA

Hou a tuu ai i te moni, a faaite i te mau fare toa e te mau tao'a

E tuati te hoê hi'opoaraa faufaa i te faito o te huiraatira, te faito o te ito, te faanahoraa ohipa e te e'a no te mau tao'a o te fenua iho.

Faanahoraa ohipa

A faataa i te mau hora i faanahohia i te mahana hoê, opani i te mau matapihi, te rave'a no te tamâ, te hoho'a o te ohipa e te aravihi no te tape'a i te maa.

Te tu'atiraa i te ito

Hi'opo'a i te faaohiparaa faahou i te mǎhu, hinu haamata, Te mau hopoi'a uira, te hinaaro toetoe e te faaohiparaa i te ito i raro mai i te anavai ei hoê faito.

Te faatereraa i te huru

A haamau i te mau hi'oraa no te mau materia e tomo mai, mau hu'ahu'a, te mau tao'a etaeta, te pape ino e te mǎhu.

Te oti'a tapihooraa

E vai noa te mau faahopearaa o te tabula moni e tae roa ' tu i te taime ua hoohia te maa, fare oire, ua haapapûhia te e'a o te mau tao'a e te mau titauraa a te fenua iho.

TE FAANAHONAHORAA

A iriti i te mau mea o te opuaraa i roto i te hoê tabula mauhaa.

Te faaite ra teie hoho'a i te mana'o o te faaotiraa. Te mau rahiraa hopea, Te vai ra te mau hi'oraa e te mau rave'a i roto i te faaauraa o te opuaraa i fariihia.

Te tapo'i o te rave'aTe faito matauhiaTe niu no te tahoêraa
Polymer preparationSorting, shredding, drying and removal of incompatible fractionsPE, PP, PS, PVC, PET and additive profile
Feed and conversionDensity control, sealed transfer, reactor and heating systemBulk density, melt behavior and operating duty
Wax and liquid handlingTemperature-controlled vapor lines, staged condensation and storageWax tendency and target recovered-liquid route
Halogen and gas controlMaterial exclusion, corrosion review and gas-treatment provisionsPVC, brominated additives and local limits
Residue and utilitiesSolid discharge, te toetoe, water and electrical interfacesResidue classification and site conditions
TE E'A FAAOTIARAA

Ia roaa noa te mau haapapûraa e hinaarohia, a faahaere i te opuaraa i mua.

E fariu te mau uputa atoa i te mau haamaramaramaraa no nia i te feia hoo ei faahopearaa aravihi aore ra tapihooraa no te faaotiraa i muri iho.

01

Polymer screen

Quantify target polymers, PVC, RIMA'ERE, additives, te haumi e te viivii.

Hope'aAccepted and excluded feed specification
02

Thermal route

Validate feeding, wax behavior, condensation and corrosion controls.

Hope'aMaterial-specific process route
03

Product and permit

Confirm recovered-product status, outlets and local environmental boundary.

Hope'aCommercial and compliance evidence pack
04

Configuration review

Freeze preparation, reactor, Fa'ato'era'a, utilities and acceptance interfaces.

Hope'aProject configuration basis
FAQ NO TE OHIPA

Te mau uiraa e faatitiaifarohia na mua a'e i te haamauraa.

Te faataa ra te mau pahonoraa i te oti'a no te rave'a hamaniraa tauihaa; eita ratou e mono i te mau hi'opo'araa materia aore ra te hi'opo'araa i te pae no te fenua iho.

Na te aha e faataa ra i te tabula o te mau ravea pyrolysis tamau?

Te hoho'a, fa'ahoro'ā, rimu, te faainoraa, faanahoraa ohipa i faanahohia, te e'a faaho'i-faahou-hia mai, E faataa te mau rave'a haaparareraa parau e te mau titauraa no te ti'amâraa i te haamauraa.

E nehenehe e, E faaohipa te mau hu'ahu'a e te mau hu'ahu'a hinu i te hoê â reni?

aita. E nehenehe ta ratou e faaite i te mau parau tumu no te tauiraa, to ratou râ ineine, te faaamuraa, te ino, te faaîraa, E taa ê te faaohiparaa etaeta e te faatereraa i te mau mea e haaati ra ia ' na.

Na roto i te hoê faataaraa rahi o te mau materia, e nehenehe anei te faaho'i-faahou-raa mai i te hinu e haapapuhia?

aita. E titauhia te hoê hi'opo'araa ti'a e te hoê rave'a hi'opo'araa hou a faaho'i-faahou-hia mai ai te pape, E nehenehe te huru aore ra te faaohiparaa i te anavai e hi'opoahia.

Eaha te ti'a ia faaôhia i roto i te hi'opo'araa no te fariiraa?

A faataa i te maa, roaraa, te faito, te vai - maitai - raa, mau hi'oraa, mau rave'a, te mau rave'a parururaa e te mau hi'opo'araa e aore râ, te mau toeraa.

HI'OPORAA O TE OHIPA

A faataa i te mau materia hou a maiti ai i te mau ravea.

A faaite i te hoê faataaraa no ni'a i te mau materia, buka e vai ra, te ti'araa o te tahua itenati e te mau faahopearaa. E faaohipa o YUSHUNXIN i taua mau mea ra no te faaineine i te otia o te ohipa e te aparauraa no nia i te haamauraa.

Tīmata i te hi'opo'araa i te opuaraa