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Removal of carbon black from pyrolyzed oil derived from used tires

2017-04-11View Original

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I have a question for everyone in the group: has anyone here conducted hydrogenation tests on used tires? How is carbon black removed from oil during the hydrogenation of used tires? How can the residual carbon in it be reduced to an appropriate level?
Reply #22017-04-12
There are really people who study this. **Are there any subsidies? Is there enough raw material? It must be a lot of money, right? This technology is best implemented using a slurry bed hydrocracking process.

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