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thermal pyrolysis of high density polyethylene
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Thermal pyrolysis of high-density polyethylene (HDPE) involves decomposing the plastic material into smaller hydrocarbons by heating it in the absence of oxygen. This process aims to convert waste HDPE, a common plastic used in bottles, containers, and packaging, into valuable products like oil, gas, and wax. The temperature for pyrolysis generally ranges between 300 to 900°C, depending on the desired output. Pyrolysis offers a promising recycling route for plastics, turning them into fuel or feedstock for new plastics, thereby reducing fossil fuel usage and plastic waste. However, challenges such as energy consumption, process optimization, and the quality of the pyrolytic oil need attention for commercial viability.
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