Application Scenarios of Batch-type Pyrolysis Oil Refining Equipment

Application Scenarios of Batch-type Pyrolysis Oil Refining Equipment

The application scenarios of batch-type pyrolysis oil refining equipment are centered on the demands of small-to-medium scale operation, scattered raw material supply, and low-cost market entry, which are specifically divided into the following categories:

Small-to-medium scale solid waste resource utilization projects

It targets scenarios with a daily processing capacity demand of 1–15 tons, such as county-level waste tire recycling stations and scrap material treatment workshops of small plastic processing plants. Such projects do not require large-scale sites or capital investment, making them suitable for start-ups or small-and-medium environmental protection companies engaged in solid waste recycling and reuse businesses.

Regions with scattered and unstable raw material supply

It is applicable to remote areas or towns where raw materials like waste tires, waste plastics, and oily sludge are difficult to centralize and entail high transportation costs. The equipment can process raw materials on-site, reducing costs and pollution in the transportation link while realizing localized resource recycling.

Entry-level projects for newcomers to the pyrolysis industry

Featuring low operational threshold, low investment cost and controllable risks, the equipment is ideal for practitioners who are new to the pyrolysis oil refining sector. They can familiarize themselves with the technological process through small-batch production and then consider capacity expansion or upgrading to continuous-type equipment after accumulating operational experience.

Small-scale harmless treatment of industrial hazardous waste

For hazardous waste generated by small-and-medium industrial and mining enterprises, such as oily sludge, waste oil residue, and resin waste, batch-type equipment can be used for pyrolysis treatment. This not only solves the problem of hazardous waste disposal, but also generates additional income by recovering fuel oil, complying with environmental protection and regulatory requirements.

Mobile or emergency treatment needs

Some batch-type equipment can be designed as skid-mounted structures, which can be flexibly moved to raw material production areas for operation. Typical cases include emergency treatment of oil-containing waste around oilfields and resource utilization of organic waste after disasters.