Plastic Pyrolysis Plants

Pyrolysis is a process to treat the rubber & industrial plastic waste to effect the decomposition of organic compounds under oxygen-free atmosphere to produce gas, oil and other usable products. The Waste rubber or plastic is charged into the Reactor Vessel and heated under controlled conditions of temperature and absence of oxygen. As a result, oil in gaseous form is produced along with other gases. These vaporized gases are passed through Heat Exchangers, wherein the oil gas is condensed into liquid form. The heat exchangers use water as the condensing medium and this water is re-circulated back from the cooling tower to the condenser. During the process, Carbon Black is generated which can be used for different purposes. Non condensable gas is again re-used to maintain the temperature of the reactor.