Method and device for the destructive distillation of polyethylene and polypropylene waste
OwnerRemzi Iskanderovich Seidametov, Sabri Narimanovich Setmanbetovinventors
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OwnerRemzi Iskanderovich Seidametov, Sabri Narimanovich Setmanbetovinventors
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The invention relates to a method and device for processing industrial and domestic polyethylene and polypropylene waste by destructive distillation. A method for the destructive distillation of polyethylene and polypropylene waste includes charging a destructive distillation reactor with polyethylene and polypropylene waste that has been pre-cleaned of contaminants by flotation, and heating the furnace of the distillation reactor using a fuel burner; maintaining the temperature in a hydrocarbon collector tank using exhaust gases, regulating the outlet temperature of a vapour-gas mixture of hydrocarbons, and recovering paraffin fractions; fractionating the remaining distillation products in a fractionating column, and regulating the outlet temperature of the remaining vapour-gas mixture from the fractionating column; cooling the remaining vapour-gas mixture, separating same into a naphtha fraction and a gas fraction, and charging a subsequent destructive distillation reactor with feedstock, wherein prior to charging, the bottom part of each reactor is coated with a layer of a non-stick lubricant, the reactor furnaces are connected with the aid of air cushions, and the reactors are charged in several steps according to the following cycle: “charging a reactor with feedstock, generating a vacuum in the charged reactor space, heating the reactor to 110-260° C. to liquefy the charged feedstock”.
The method for destructive distillation of polyethylene and polypropylene waste involving feeding polyethylene and polypropylene waste to the first destructive distillation reactor that is pre-cleaned by flotation from polyvinylchloride, polyethylene terephthalate, cellulose, organic compounds, rubber impurities;
The device for destructive distillation of polyethylene and polypropylene waste, including at least two parallel heating units, each of which contains a destructive distillation reactor with top polymer feedstock feed (through the feeding unit) and bottom carbon residue discharge through the bottom side hatch of the reactor, each of the reactors contains a furnace designed to be detached from and attached to the reactor, and a fuel burner;
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