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Do you know of any oil similar to rubber pyrolysis oil?

2016-11-23View Original

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Is there any oil similar to rubber pyrolysis oil, with a flash point of 35 degrees, a density of 0.92, 1-2 wt% sulfur content, and a calorific value of 10,000?
Reply #22016-11-24
What is the unit for your calorific value? Joules? Card? Or BTU? Rubber pyrolysis oil is an extremely poor quality oil; it has not been refined nor hydrogenated to remove sulfur, and as a result it is completely unusable. Additionally, due to its high sulfur content, the impact on the catalysts used in the hydrogenation process is difficult to predict and control.
Reply #32016-12-10
The oil obtained from plastic pyrolysis is similar to this one... with a flash point of over 20, a density of 0.81; sulfur content varies depending on the plastic composition, but chlorine is usually present in relatively large amounts. Its calorific value is around 9,000 kcal

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