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WASTE TIRE PYROLYSIS AND DESULFURIZATION OF TIRE PYROLYTIC OIL (TPO) - A REVIEW.
Journal of the Air & Waste Management Association 2022 October 22
The presence of waste tires on open fields or households creates an ideal breeding ground for disease-carrying vermin, threatening human well-being. There are various technologies studied for efficient use of waste tires, such as pyrolysis, which results in char, oil, and non-condensable gases. Tire pyrolytic oil (TPO) has been reported to be similar to commercial diesel fuel. The current hurdle for using TPO in commercial diesel engines is the available sulfur content (>1.0 wt%). The disadvantages of sulfur in liquid fuels are its ability to reduce the engine's life due to corrosion and the undesirable emission of SOx that subsequently damages public health and property. There is a rising need to develop efficient technologies for the desulfurization of such liquid fuels. Besides conventional hydrodesulfurization, other emerging technologies include adsorption, oxidation, photocatalytic degradation, and biological desulfurization. This paper reviews the status of pyrolysis of waste tires and desulfurization technologies for TPO.
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