Valuable petrochemicals, petroleum fractions, and sulfur compounds in oils derived from waste tyre pyrolysis using five commercial zeolites as catalysts: impact of zeolite properties
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Journal
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Author
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Suttipong
Muenpol
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Author
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Ritthichai
Yuwapornpanit
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URL
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Volume
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17
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Issue
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5
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Pages
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1149-1159
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Publication
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Clean
Technologies and Environmental Policy
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Date
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2015/03/25
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Abstract
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Valuable
petrochemicals such as benzene, toluene, and xylenes can be salvaged from
waste tire-derived oils. However, without a catalyst, such chemicals cannot
be produced in a high amount. Sulfur compounds causing environmental problems
and the low quality of oils pose another challenge.
The objective of this work was to investigate the effects of zeolite properties, that are, acidity/basicity, pore channel structure, pore size, and Si/Al ratio on hydrocarbon species in pyrolysis products, especially valuable C6–C8 petrochemicals and sulfur compounds. |
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