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FUEL FROM PLASTIC

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CONTENTS

• Scope• Introduction to plastics• Classification of plastics• Method of converting

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SCOPE OF THE TOPIC

These project solving two problems•Environment pollution•Another source for fuel

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INTRODUCTION

• Waste plastics are one of the resources for fuel production because of its high heat of combustion.

• The conversion methods of waste plastics into fuel depend on the types of plastics to be targeted.

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Current Situation

Plastic wastes are left on the streets…

….or in landfills

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CLASIFICATION OF PLASTICS

• Thermo plastics • Thermo setting plastics

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Common plastics and uses• A chair made with a polypropylene seat

-Polypropylene (PP)

• Food containers, appliances, car fenders (bumpers), plastic pressure pipe systems.

-Polystyrene (PS) • Food packaging.

-Polyethylene (PE

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Methods of converting plastic to fuel

• Pyrolysis

• Random depolymerisation

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Pyrolysis

• Pyrolysis refers to the thermal decomposition of the matter under an inert gas like nitrogen.

• For the production process of liquid fuel plastics are decompose at 450 to 550 °C.

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Depolymerisation

• This is reverse of polymerization or de-polymerization.

• If such breaking of long polymeric chain or scission of bonds occurs randomly, it is called Random depolymerisation.

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• Here the polymer degrades to lower molecular fragments.

• In the process of conversion of waste plastics into fuels, random depolymerisation is carried out in a specially designed reactor in the absence of oxygen and in the presence of coal and certain catalytic additives.

• The maximum reaction temperature is 350°C

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Process Flowchart

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CONCLUSION

• Plastic waste recycling is one of the most established recycling activities in economically developed countries

• In most of the situations, recycling of waste plastics is becoming viable in developing countries as well, as it generates resources and provides jobs.

• Tones of plastic to grams of wastes.

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