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1 DEPOTEC Life+ End Of Project Workshop Pyrolysis ys s of tyre rubber for solids and fuels November 2015 Guillermo San Miguel Professor and Senior Research Fellow g.sanmiguel@upm.es g g
2 INDEX 1. INTRODUCTION 2. DIRECT COMBUSTION (TDF) 3. TYRE PYROLYSIS TECHNOLOGIES AND PLANTS 4. TYRE PYROLYSIS PRODUCTS - Tyre pyrolysis solids - Tyre pyrolysis oil 5. CONCLUSSIONS Fichas docentes Biomasa energética 2
3 INTRODUCTION The tyre problem still unsolved. A residue or a resource? Waste Framework Directive 2008/98/EC i) Reuse: retreading-remoulding ii) Recycled rubber: surfaces, soil amendment, civil eng., rubber reclaim, pyrolysis. iv) Recovery: direct combustion/ co- combustion/gasification. v) Disposal: safe manner. hredder-sought-five-million-tyres-dumped-spainmadrid 3
4 Tyre composition Ingredients Car tyre (wt%) Lorry tyre (wt%) Thermal stability Elastomer (BR, SBR, PIR...) Low Fillers (carbon black/silica/clay) Very high Steel (cord and wire) Very high Textile (nylon, PEster) Low ZnO Very high S Low Additives (wax, pigment, oils...) Low 4
5 DIRECT COMBUSTION (TDF) - Cement kilns - Power plants - Paper mills - Iron foundries - 7 cement plants and 2 waste-to-energy licensed in Spain for TDF - Tyre pre-treatment: whole tyres, shredded (20-30 cm), ground (5-10 cm) - Plant: máx % TDF not to affect emissions or cement quality. - Sulphur and PAH emissions. 5
6 (* all costs aprox. excluding taxes, or incentives) Rough economics of TDF Seseña scrap yard tonne tyres 3.15 * 10 9 MJ POTENTIAL INCOME Fuel type replacement Cost energy unit* ( /t) Cost energy unit* ( /GJ) M replacing fuels Powdered coke Low range coal Wood pellets Residential heating oil POTENTIAL COSTS ( /t) M Shredding (2.5 cm) Shredding (10 cm) Transport 0.6 /(km*t) 200 km 1.08 BENEFITS M Coke replaced by ground tyre (2.5 cm) 0.72 Coal replaced by shredded tyre (10 cm) 2.37 Residential heating scenario (2.5 cm) Additional requirements: adapt cement kiln. Added benefits: waste management (paid activity, depending on demand) 6
7 TYRE PYROLYSIS TECHNOLOGIES AND PLANTS - Fixed bed/autoclave reactors - Rotary kilns - Screw conveyors (auger type) - Fluidized bed (bubbling, spouted ) - Other (plasma, vacuum, ablative, etc) Metso (Finland); Depotec (EU) Pirorec-B&G (Spain) 7
8 Tyre pyrolysis in Spain: PRENASA (2015) Alloza (Teruel), Spain Capacity: t/year GUASCOR Enviroil (2008) As Somozas (La Coruña), Spain Capacity: t/yr Pirorec-Black & Green (2010) Guadassequies (Valencia) Capacity: t/yr a-termolisis-tratamiento-neumaticos.html Tyre pyrolysis in Europe: Metso (Finland) BTG, EnergyPY (Netherlands) GB Energy (Czech Republic), etc. - Limited operation. - For demonstration and research. - Non marketable products. -adapted for tyres, plastics, biomass... 8
9 Other tyre pyrolysis technologies: China, India
10 TYRE PYROLYSIS PRODUCTS Waste tyre Shredding Transport Pyrolysis Carbon solids Pyro-oil oil Steel wire Gases wt% wt% wt% wt% - PAC - Tyre fuel oil - Recycled steel - Onsite use - Carbon black - Chemicals 10
11 TYRE PYROLYSIS SOLIDS: carbon black for rubber filling Carbon black: spherical particles in linear aggregates due to partial combustion of natural gas or fuel oil. Superstructures of CB spheres bound by tar-like material. BET S.A.: m 2 /g Ash: 5-10 wt% S: 1.9 wt% Zn: 3.1 wt% 11
12 Tyre pyrolysis solids: carbon black Grade N 220 N 330 N 550 N 660 ASTM test Iodine adsorp. No, g/kg 121±5 82±5 43±5 36±5 D 1510 CTABabsorp absorp. m2/kg 111±5 82±5 42±5 36±5 D 3765 Heating loss at 125 C (max %) 1,0 1,0 1,0 1,0 D 1509 Ash content (max %) 1,0 1,0 1,0 1,0 D 1506 Sieve residue mesh 0,001 max 0,001 max 0,001 max 0,001 max Sieve residue mesh 0,10 max 0,10 max 0,10 max 0,10 max D 1514 Fine Content (max %) D 1508 pour density kg/m3 345±30 375±30 360±30 425±30 D 1513 Sulphur content (max %) 1,1 1,1 1,1 1,1 D 1619 Colour strength % 115±5 103±5 D 3265 ph value D 1508 Pellet hardness g D 3303 Some parameters our of standards and some not properly assessed. Carbon processing: solvent/ash washing, milling, desulphurization. Use in low grade alternative applications (outside standard). Tentative market price: uncertain ( /tonne if standardized) 12
13 Tyre pyrolysis solids: PAC for wastewater treatment applications: Porosity and surface area Powdered form High surface area Micro-mesoporous character 13
14 Aqueous phase: adsorption capacity High adsorption capacity for dyes due to mesoporous character. Medium adsorption capacity for smaller molecular weight compounds. Optimum burn off: % 800 m 2 /g Carbon yield: 25 % original tyre Tentative market price: uncertain (500 /tonne if usable) 14
15 Aqueous phase: leaching of inorganic species 15
16 Very low mobility of inorganic species in neutral conditions (ph 7) - Sulfur = 1.0% - Zinc = 15 % Formation of insoluble metallic sulfides during the pyrolysis/activation. y 16
17 TYRE PYROLYSIS OIL as fuel: Biomass pyrolysis oil Tyre pyrolysis oil Heavy fuel oil (No. 5) Diesel fuel (No. 2) Application?? Marine Residential heating Moisture content (wt %) < 0.1 < 0.1 < 0.05 ph Density (kg/m3) C Elemental H analysis N < 0.1 (wt %) O < 0.1 S < < High heating value (MJ/kg) Energy density (GJ/m3) Viscosity at 40ºC (cp) Solids (char and ash) (wt %) ??? 1 < 0.01 Flash point ( C) Autoignition temp (ºC) > Water solubility Aprox. 50% Negligible Negligible Negligible 17
18 Tyre Pyrolysis Oil desulfurization - Hydrodesulfurization (HDS), - extractive desulfurization, - oxidative desulfurization, - biodesulfurization - supercritical water Conventional: expensive Experimental Pyrolysis with alkaline desulphurizers More afordable, but generates a residue 18
19 Catalytic pyrolysis of tyre rubber: zeolites, mesostructured solids, For improved fuel properties p of tyre derived oil: - Increased aromaticity in zeolites, reduced molecular size. - Fuel composition of catalytic oil similar to gasolines. -Rapid catalyst a deactivation a (poisoning) due to sulphur. u 19
20 POTENTIAL INCOME FROM PYROLYSIS SOLIDS Yield (%) Tonnes M Powdered coke 2.0 /GJ PAC 500 /t Carbon black 1000 /t POTENTIAL INCOME FROM PYROLYSIS OILS /GJ Yield (%) Tonnes M Crude oil ,18 Bunker oil (High S) ,56 Diesel (No 2) ,74 Seseña Scrap yard 3.15 * 10 9 MJ ADDITIONAL COSTS M Shredding (2.5 cm) 50 /tonne 4.50 Shredding (10 cm) 20 /tonne Transport 200 km 1.08 Pyrolysis XXXX? Carbon black processing YYYY? Pyrolysis oil desulfurization ZZZZ? 20
21 (* all costs aprox. excluding taxes, or incentives) Rough economics of TDF Seseña scrap yard tonne tyres 3.15 * 10 9 MJ POTENTIAL INCOME Fuel type replacement Cost energy unit* ( /t) Cost energy unit* ( /GJ) M replacing fuels Powdered coke Low range coal Wood pellets Residential heating oil POTENTIAL COSTS ( /t) M Shredding (2.5 cm) Shredding (10 cm) Transport 0.6 /(km*t) 200 km 1.08 BENEFITS M Coke replaced by ground tyre (2.5 cm) 0.72 Coal replaced by shredded tyre (10 cm) 2.37 Residential heating scenario (2.5 cm) Additional requirements: adapt cement kiln. Added benefits: waste management (paid activity, depending on demand) 21
22 CONCLUSSIONS C O S - Need for waste tyre management technologies. - Tyre pyrolysis demonstrated, but products not fulfilling quality standards no market acceptance additional processing (?) (ash removal, desulphurization, activation, particulate size reduction and fractionation, etc) - Need for complete market and economic analysis. - Environmental benefits not fully investigated. - Need to ensure real demand for pyrolysis products. 22
23 DEPOTEC Life+ End Of Project Workshop Pyrolysis of tyre rubber for solids and fuels November 2015 Guillermo San Miguel Professor and Senior Research Fellow
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