PYReco present at Cologne Expo Cologne 14 16th Feb 2012 = Final
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2. “We need, and are poised
for, a new industrial and
energy revolution”
Christiana Figueres,
Executive Secretary,
United Nations Framework
Convention on Climate Change
10th October 2011, London
3. • Founder Chairman Oxford Index
• Advisory Board Member of the UK High Temperature
Innovation Centre
• Collaborating with the Stockholm Environment
Institute on Carbon Foot printing
• Creator of a Carbon Neutral New Town proposal
submitted to the UK Government
5. • New Waste Regulations 2011 support tyre pyrolysis
• Legal requirement to employ the most environmentally responsible
recycling or disposal route for any waste
• Waste producers must observe ‘best’ process to deal with their wastes
DISPOSAL RECOVERY RECYCLING PREPARING PREVENTION
• the last resort • reclaiming • routing the FOR RE-USE • using best
if no use can some/all of waste for • routing the efforts to
be made of the waste (e.g. conversion waste for minimise the
the waste for energy) into another return to its generation of
product or original waste
formulation formulation
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8. Utilising the rich, untapped resources of waste
tyres, PYReco is able to release the following
high quality ‘green’ products,
• PYReco® Carbon Black
• Oil
• Gas
• High Grade Steel
• Electricity
9. externally applying heat to tyres in
a closed, oxygen free environment
the tyres decompose, giving off
gas then oil
leaving a mix of char and steel
which are then separated and
further refined
10. Steel separation
carbon black by
electromagnets
WHOLE TYRE Carbon black
refined to a
commercial grade
SHREDDER The Oil, a diesel
equivalent
TYRE SHRED The Gas, calorific
value similar to
propane
CALCINER / KILN
11. • 45,000 tons Carbon Black
• 575,000 barrels of Oil & Gas
• 15,000 tons Steel
12. ‘if its black it has carbon black in it’
• Reinforcing agent in tyres and rubber products
• Plastics
• Toners, Printing Inks and Electronic Components
13. The pyrolysing of just 50% of Europe’s annual rubber
waste would produce circa:
• 7,500,000 barrels of semi-refined diesel oil
• 7,500,000 barrels of oil equivalent of gas
• 1,000,000 tonnes of carbon black equivalent
(saving circa 15,000,000 barrels of oil)
• 350,000 tonnes of high tensile steel
14. • Potential for over 500Mw of electricity
• 5,000,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions saved (Carbon
Trust low estimate figures) but potentially
• 10,000,000 tonnes of CO2 saved according to
projections from the Stockholm Environment
Institute. Full research near completion
• For every 1 tonne of PYReco carbon black produced,
2 tonnes of CO2 saved
• All achieved with zero waste
1,000 tonnes of product into the process delivers
1,000 tonnes of usable material
17. Mike Rowlinson
MSc Polymer Engineering
BSc Chemistry
Rubber and Plastics
Heading the PYReco
Research and Development Team
18. Method Test Name Parameter Unit Run 8 NOV 11 Run 9 NOV 11 Run 10 NOV 11
ASTM Compressed
COAN mL/100g 76 76.1 77.2
D3493 Structure
ASTM Surface
NSA m2/g 64.4 63.0 63.7
D6556 Area
ASTM Sieve
325# ppm 11 15 15
D1514 Residue
PAH
Total PAH^ ppm 94 9 28
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^ Sum of 13 individual PAHs