1976
DOI: 10.1002/ange.19760882203
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Verarbeitung von Kunststoffmüll und Altreifen zu Chemie‐Rohstoffen, besonders durch Pyrolyse

Abstract: Nach einer Übersicht über den Anfall an pyrolysierbarem Material und den Stand der Pyrolyseverfahrensentwicklung in den USA und Japan werden Labor‐ und Technikumsversuche beschrieben, die nicht die Ausnutzung des Heizwertes, sondern des Rohstoffgehaltes pyrolysierbarer Produkte zum Ziele haben. In Sandwirbelschichten, die erstaunlicherweise unempfindlich gegen die Eingabestückgröße sind, können Abfallplastik und Autoreifen bis zu 40 Gew.‐% zu Aromaten pyrolysiert werden.

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“…In these earlier processes, PMMA was mixed with sand or with super-heated steam to prevent uncontrolled pyrolysis and was performed in a batch wise process configuration. More recently, more economically feasible continuous processes were developed, in which use is made of an indirectly heated fluidized bed reactor environment [21][22][23].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In these earlier processes, PMMA was mixed with sand or with super-heated steam to prevent uncontrolled pyrolysis and was performed in a batch wise process configuration. More recently, more economically feasible continuous processes were developed, in which use is made of an indirectly heated fluidized bed reactor environment [21][22][23].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%