Heat Transfer Analysis of Pyrolysis Reaction Unit |
Author(s): |
| Vinod Hari Nile , G. F’s Godavari College of Engineering, Jalgaon; Dr. Vijay H. patil, G. F’s Godavari College of Engineering, Jalgaon; Mr. Tushar A. Koli, G. F’s Godavari College of Engineering, Jalgaon |
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| Plastic Waste, Pyrolysis, Hydro-cracking, Reactor, Shell, Overall Heat Transfer Coefficient |
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Due to excess use of fossil fuel and waste plastic disposal and causes environment concern in all over the world. Elements of Carbon and Hydrogen are contents in hydrocarbon and both plastic and petroleum are derived fuels. In case of plastic there is long molecular chain of Carbon where as in case of LPG, petroleum, and diesel fuel it is low. Hence, we can easily convert waste plastics into the fuel. Throughout the world many researchers and companies starting to produce fuel from waste plastic by pyrolysis reaction. In U.S. only 8% plastic is recycled and 15% in western Europe and very less as compared to these in developing nations. The remaining plastic which is not cycled are thrown in the ocean or in the environment Many amounts of plastic is manufactured every year and out of which only few amounts is recycled i.e. only 33%. Only 33% plastic is recycled hence we must manage plastic waste or plastics which is buried under lands. If we buried plastic under land like this then defiantly in future, we will get plastic in mines, but currently all plastic waste does not make it into our landfills. The United Nations estimates plastic accounts for four-fifth of the accumulated garbage in the world's oceans. We need to stop polluting our oceans with plastic before it is too late, and start collecting all plastics suitable for this new fairly simple technology, a technology that is available now. |
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Paper ID: IJSRDV10I60046 Published in: Volume : 10, Issue : 6 Publication Date: 01/09/2022 Page(s): 74-78 |
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