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       Conventional Fuel Generated from Polypropylene (PP) Waste
      Plastic like Kerosene/Jet/ Aviation Grade with Activated Carbon
 Moinuddin Sarker1*, Mohammad Mamunor Rashid1 and Muhammad Sadikur Rahman1
        1
            Natural State Research, Inc. Department of Research and Development, 37 Brown House Road (2nd Floor)
                                                 Stamford, CT - 06902, USA,

ABSTRACT: The thermal degradation and fractional                 development. Plastic wastes represent a considerable part
distillation process applied with polypropylene (PP) of          of municipal wastes; furthermore huge amounts of plastic
waste plastic using stainless steel reactor without using        waste arise as a by-product or faulty product in industry
any kind of catalyst. The polymer has been selected for          and agriculture. According to estimates, plastic wastes
the experiment 100% by weight and 1% activated carbon            represent 15-25% of municipal waste. The amount of
was used. The experimental temperature was used for              plastic materials was 25 Mt in Europe and it will reach 35
thermal degradation liquefaction process at 100-400 ºC           Mt by 2010 [5, 6].
and fractional distillation for third fraction fuel or                 Nowadays there are three ways to utilize plastic
aviation/kerosene/jet category fuel collection temperature       waste: landfilling, incineration with or without energy
was 180-210 ºC and overall experiment run time was 6-            recovery and recycling. The largest amount of plastic
6.30 hours. The obtained products density is 0.75 g/ml           wastes is disposed of by landfilling (65-70%), and
and production yield percentage are third fraction liquid        incineration (20-25%), Recycling is only about 10%. At
fuel or aviation/kerosene/jet category fuel yield is             the present time, it is thought that efficient co-processing
30.40%, other fraction fuel percentage was 62.60% light          processes which are feasible in technical and economical
gas 3% and black carbon residue 4%. Various techniques           aspects should be developed. In parallel with this, an
(Gas Chromatography and Mass Spectrometer, FT-IR                 overall national network system [7–10] such as waste
and DSC) were used for produced third fraction fuel or           plastics collection, pretreatment and regulatory
aviation/kerosene/jet category fractional fuel analysis          considerations should be provided for successful
purpose. GC/MS result is showing that hydrocarbon                recycling of waste materials. Korea produces 2.6 million
compound ranges in this fuel are C8-C19 and light gas are        tonnes per annum of thermoplastic wastes of which less
present hydrocarbon range C1-C4. Third fractional fuel           than 10% is recycled for the material recovery (primary
or kerosene / jet / aviation category fuel analysis results      recycling). In addition, almost 120 million gallons of
is showing different carbon range and produced third             waste motor oils are generated each year posing severe
fractional fuel present short chain to long chain                environmental problems as a result of its metal
hydrocarbon like alkane and alkene group. Produce fuel           compounds and high sulfur content (ca. 4000– 6000 ppm
can be use for internal combustion engine or electricity         wt.) resulting from such additives as dispersants (Co-
generation or feed stock refinery process.                       petroleum sulfonate), oxidation inhibitors (organic sulfur
                                                                 compounds, aminophenol), corrosion inhibitors (organic
Keywords: PP, waste plastic, kerosene, fuel, activated           amines) and extreme pressure additives and from existing
carbon, GC/MS, polypropylene                                     sulfur naturally in lube base stock. In this study, co-
                                                                 processing of waste plastics (HDPE, LDPE, PS, PP, PET
                  I. INTRODUCTION                                and ABS) with waste oil by statistical rotatable
Solving the problem of waste materials such as used              pentagonal design experiments in a micro-reactor system
plastics, waste tires, and waste oils is undoubtedly a           (40 ml capacity) were explored to extract the optimum
major challenge being faced in all the countries of the          pyrolysis conditions for conversion of each plastic/ waste
world to maintain the sustainable and environmentally            oil blend into oils [11].
compatible economic growth. One of the major problems
caused in the recycling of waste plastics is the in                         II. MATERIALS & METHOD
homogenecity of the polymers in the waste. Actually,             PP waste plastic was collected from local city coffee shop
different types of polymers (polyethylene (PE),                  and local restaurant. Coffee cup PP waste plastic color
polypropylene (PP), polystyrene (PS), polyethylene               was transparent, food container and food container cover
terephthalate (PET), polyvinyl chloride (PVC),                   was white and black color. PP plastic comes with food
acrylonitrile–butadiene– styrene (ABS) and etc.) can be          particle and left over coffee because we collected PP
present in waste plastic mixture. Especially, co-                waste plastic from store. After collection PP waste plastic
processing of co-mingled waste plastics with waste motor         wash with water and none foaming detergent by using
oils through a tertiary recycling technique [1–4] can            electrical plastic washing machine. After finished wash
achieve the purpose of waste recycling into commercially         PP waste plastic make it dry with using same machine at
viable chemicals or fuel oils. The growing amount of             22 ºC temperature. During washing PP waste plastic also
plastic waste is generating more and more environmental          generating some waste water that waste water we did not
problems worldwide. The present rate of economic                 discharge into drainage system because our main goal is
growth is unimaginable without saving of fossil energy           waste plastic problem solve from land fill not to create
like crude oil, natural gas or coal. Suitable waste              another waste problem. Produced waste water treatment
management is another important aspect of sustainable            for reuse of waster again waste plastic washing purpose.

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This type process is one kind of cyclic process not to           cleaning device and this device was fill up with alkali
generate waste water. Waste water was treated by using           solution for removing light gas contamination and water
chemical and chemical is not harm fuel for human body            portion which was generated from production. In this
because we are using only Sodium Hydroxide and Potash            experiment did not apply vacuum system and did not
Alum. PP waste plastic after dried cut into small pieces         apply any kind of catalyst. After finished all set up
manually by using scissor then transfer into grinder             experimental procedure we start reactor electrical power
machine of grinding and size about 2-3mm. Small pieces           for heated up PP waste plastic. PP waste plastic start to
grounded PP waste plastic transfer into steel reactor            melt due to heat applies then turns into liquid slurry,
chamber for liquefaction process. Experimental process           liquid slurry turns into gas vapor this gas vapor pass
setup was shown into figure 1. PP waste plastic to               through fractional column based on boiling point
kerosene/aviation/jet category fuel production process           temperature at the end collected 3rd fractional or
diagram describe fig.1 and describe figure 1 all number          aviation/kerosene/jet grade fuel. In this experiment main
such as 1 = polypropylene waste plastic, 2= Steel reactor,       goal was aviation/kerosene/jet category fuel collection.
3 = Fractional distillation column, 4= 1st fraction              Activated carbon help to reduce fuel dye level because
temperature , 5= 2nd fraction temperature, 6=3rd fraction        when heated up PP waste plastic with activated carbon,
temperature, 7= 4th fraction temperature, 8= 5th fraction        activated carbon absorbed plastic additives color and
temperature, 9= light gas cleaning system, 10= 1st fraction      produce fuel made cleaner. PP waste plastic to 3rd
fuel collection tank, 11=2nd fraction fuel collection tank,      fractional fuel or aviation/ kerosene/jet category fuel
12=3rd fraction fuel collection tank, 13=4th fraction fuel       production period also generate some light gas its call
collection tank, 14 = 5th fraction fuel collection tank , 15     natural gas and this gas hydrocarbon range C1-C4. These
= small pump, 16 = Teflon bag for light gas storage. Fuel        gases pass through alkali chamber and remove
production process diagram was shown number 12 is                contamination transfer Teflon bag by using small pump
aviation/ kerosene/jet fuel collection system. PP waste          for future use. Collected 3rd fractional fuel purified by
plastic to fuel production process grounded waste plastic        RCI purification device and removed fuel sediment. Total
put into reactor chamber and covered by reactor cover            experiment run time was 6-6.30 hours and input
and screw tighten properly because we do not want to             electricity was 6.12 kWh. From this experiment in mass
escape any gas during fuel production period.                    balance calculation indicate that 3rd fractional fuel or
Condensation with fractional distillation column setup top       aviation/kerosene/jet category fuel conversion 152 gm
of reactor with grading temperature wise with electrical         from 500 gm of initial feed. Light gas converted feed
coil and temperature was monitor by using watlow                 sample 15 gm, solid black residue leftover 20 gm from
company provided watlow meter. For experimental                  total feed and rest of other grade fuel generated 313 gm
purpose feed was use only 500 gm by weight and                   sample during in this experiment. In percentage ratio
activated carbon was use only1% by weight. In this               third fraction liquid fuel or aviation/kerosene/jet category
experiment PP waste plastic to liquefaction temperature          fuel yield percentage is 30.40%, other fraction fuel
used 100 to 400 ºC and collection aviation /kerosene/jet         percentage was 62.60% light gas 3% and black carbon
category fuel fractional temperature was 180-210 ºC.             residue 4%.
Collection device end part was collected light gas




              Fig.1: Polypropylene (PP) waste plastic to Kerosene/Jet/ Aviation grade fuel production process




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                   III. RESULTS & DISCUSSION                                    retention time 8.48 and trace mass 56, compound is 2-
From GC-MS analysis of PP waste plastic to 3rd fractional                       Methyl-1-Nonene (C10H22), retention time 8.59 and trace
fuel or kerosene/jet/aviation (fig. 2 and table 1) in                           mass 41, compound is 3-Unddecene,(Z),( C11H22),
accordance with the various retention times and trace                           retention time 8.95 and trace mass 42 compound is
masses different types of hydrocarbon compounds are                             Octane, 2,6-dimethyl- (C10H22), retention time 9.45 and
appeared in the analysis result index. Many compounds                           trace mass 56,compound name is 3-Undecene, (Z)- (
are emerged on the analysis carbon range C8 to C15 among                        C11H22), retention time 10.87 and trace mass 43,
them and few of compounds are discussed. Based on the                           compound is 2-Undecanethiol, 2-methyl- ( C12H26S),
retention time and trace mass following hydrocarbon                             retention time 11.68 and trace mass 69, compound is
compounds as follows such as at the initial phase of the                        Cyclohexane, 1,1,4,4-tetramethyl- ( C10H22), retention
analysis at retention time 4.59 and trace mass 41,                              time 12.39 and trace mass 43, compound is Decane,
compound is 1-Heptene, 4-methyl- (C8H16), retention                             2,3,5,8-tetramethyl- ( C14H30), retention time 13.65 and
time 4.74 and trace mass 71, compound is Heptane, 4-                            trace mass 55, compound is E-14-Hexadecenal
methyl- ( C8H18), retention time 5.05 and trace mass 56,                        (C16H30O), retention time 14.38 and trace mass 55,
compound is 1-Heptene, 2-methyl- (C8H16), retention                             compound is E-2-Octadecadecen-1-ol ( C18H36O),
time 5.22 and trace mass 95,compound is 2,4-Hexadiene,                          retention time 15.48 and trace mass 43, compound is
                                                                                Decane, 2,3,5,8-tetramethyl- ( C14H30) , retention time
2,5-dimethyl-, ( C8H14), retention time 5.93 and trace
                                                                                16.27 and trace mass 43, compound is 2-Hexyl-1-octanol
mass 111,compound is Cyclohexane, 1,3,5-trimethyl-,
                                                                                ( C14H30O), retention time 17.14 and trace mass 55,
(1α,3α,5α)-( C9H18), retention time 6.02 and trace
                                                                                compound is           E-2-Octadecadecen-1-ol (C18H36O).
                                                                                Ultimately also at retention time 18.77 and trace mass 43,
                                                                                compound is 1-Heptadecene ( C17H34) and ultimately
                                                                                retention time 19.57 and trace mass 69, compound is 11-
                                                                                Dodecen-1-ol, 2,4,6-trimethyl-, (R,R,R)- (C15H30O)
                                                                                respectively.
                                                                                          From FT-IR analysis of PP waste plastic to 3rd
                                                                                fractional fuel or jet/kerosene/aviation fuel (fig. 3 and
        Intensity (a.u.)




                                                                                table 2) according to their wave number and spectrum
                                                                                band following types of functional groups are appeared in
                                                                                the analysis. In the spectrum field we noticed that higher
                                                                                wave number are emerged in the initial phase and middle
                                                                                index of the spectrum and in higher wave number small
                                                                                and bulky both functional groups are available and in low
                                                                                wave number double bond and single bond functional
                                                                                groups are available such as methane group, cis and trans
                                                                                alkene etc. Hereafter wave number wave number 2927.06
                                                                                cm-1 and 2727.53 cm-1 functional group is C-CH3, wave
                                                                                number 1781.50 cm-1 and 1648.95 cm-1 functional group
                           0       5      10        15       20      25
                                                                                is Non-Conjugated, wave number 1470.16 cm-1 functional
                                       Retention Time (M)                       group is CH3, wave number 993.43 cm-1 functional group
  Fig. 2: GC/MS chromatogram of PP waste plastic to                             is –CH=CH2, wave number 964.95 cm-1, functional group
           kerosene/aviation/ jet category fuel                                 is –CH=CH-(trans) and ultimately wave number 887.95
                                                                                cm-1 functional group is C=CH2 respectively. Energy
mass 57, compound is 2,4-Dimethyl-1-heptene ( C9H18),                           values are calculated, using formula is E=hυ, Where
retention time 6.38 and trace mass 42, compound is                              h=Planks Constant, h =6.626x10-34 J, υ= Frequency in
Cyclohexane, 1,2,4-trimethyl-, (1α,2β,4β)-( C9H18),                             Hertz (sec-1), Where υ=c/λ, c=Speed of light, where,
retention time 6.58 and trace mass 109, compound is                             c=3x1010 m/s, W=1/λ, where λ is wave length and W is
Cyclohexane, 1,2,4-trimethyl-, (1α,2β,4β)- (C9H16),                             wave number in cm-1. Therefore the equation E=hυ, can
retention time 6.89 and trace mass 69, compound is 3-                           substitute by the following equation, E=hcW. According
Octene, 2,2-dimethyl- ( C10H20), retention time 7.02 and                        to their wave number such as for 2927.06 (cm-1)
trace mass 43, compound is Hexane,2,4-Dimethyl-(                                calculated energy, E=5.81x10-20 J, wave number 2727.53
C8H18), retention time 7.10 and trace mass 83, compound                         (cm-1) calculated energy, E=5.41x10-20 J. Similarly, wave
is 1,6-Octadiene, 5,7-dimethyl-, (R)-( C10H18), retention                       number 1781.50 (cm-1) energy, E =3.53x10-20 J, wave
time 7.64 and trace mass 43, compound is 2-                                     number 1648.95(cm-1) calculated energy, E=3.27x10-20 J,
Undecanethiol, 2-methyl- (C12H26O), retention time 7.34                         wave number 1470.16 (cm-1) calculated energy, E =
and trace mass 95, compound is Cyclohexene, 3-methyl-                           2.92x10-20 J, wave number 993.43 (cm-1), calculated
6-(1-methylethyl)-( C10H18), retention time 7.44 and trace                      energy, E=1.97x10-20 J, wave number 964.95 (cm-1)
mass 41,compound is          compound is 1-Dodecyne                             calculated energy ,E=1.91x10-20 J and eventually wave
(C12H22),retention time 7.96 and trace mass 41,compound                         number 894.22 (cm-1) calculated energy ,E =1.78x10-20 J
is cis-3-Decene (C10H20), retention time 8.29 and trace                         respectively.
mass 41, compound is trans-7-Methyl-3-octene (C10H18),


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Table1: GC/MS chromatogram of PP waste plastic to 3rd fractional or kerosene/jet/aviation fuel compound list
  Peak       Retention    Trace Mass             Compound               Compound          Molecular       Probability
 Number      Time (M)        (m/z)                  Name                 Formula            Weight            %
     1          4.59           41          1-Heptene, 4-methyl-           C8H16               112            30.7
     2          4.74           71           Heptane, 4-methyl-            C8H18               114            54.6
     3          5.05           56          1-Heptene, 2-methyl-           C8H16               112            48.4
     4          5.22           95           2,4-Hexadiene, 2,5-           C8H14               110            13.9
                                                  dimethyl-
     5          5.55           69         Cyclopentane, 1,1,3,4-          C9H18               126            15.8
                                              tetramethyl-, cis-
     6          5.65           43             Hexane, 3-ethyl-            C8H18               114            19.4
     7          5.93          111           Cyclohexane, 1,3,5-           C9H18               126            31.1
                                          trimethyl-, (1α,3α,5α)-
     8          6.02           57        2,4-Dimethyl-1-heptene           C9H18               126            17.7
     9          6.03           56           Cyclohexane, 1,1,2-           C9H18               126            7.04
                                                  trimethyl-
    10          6.38           42           Cyclohexane, 1,2,4-           C9H18               126            19.4
                                          trimethyl-, (1α,2β,4β)-
    11          6.58          109           Cyclohexene, 3,3,5-           C9H16               124            41.5
                                                  trimethyl-
    12          6.76           56        trans-7-Methyl-3-octene          C9H18               126            33.4
    13          6.89           69        3-Octene, 2,2-dimethyl-          C10H20              140            6.58
    14          7.02           43         Hexane, 2,4-dimethyl-           C8H18               114            9.82
    15          7.10           83            1,6-Octadiene, 5,7-          C10H18              138            13.8
                                               dimethyl-, (R)-
    16          7.24           67            1,6-Octadiene, 2,6-          C10H18              138            9.53
                                               dimethyl-, (Z)-
    17          7.34           95        Cyclohexene, 3-methyl-           C10H18              138            16.0
                                             6-(1-methylethyl)-
    18          7.44           41                1-Dodecyne               C12H22              166            7.63
    19          7.64           43           2-Undecanethiol, 2-          C12H26S              202            6.50
                                                   methyl-
    20          7.80           41        1-Octene, 2,6-dimethyl-          C10H20              140            9.54
    21          7.92           41         1-Octyn-3-ol, 4-ethyl-         C10H18O              154            9.35
    22          7.96           41               cis-3-Decene              C10H20              140            16.1
    23          8.08           43          Octane, 2,3-dimethyl-          C10H22              142            17.7
    24          8.29           41             Dihydromyrcene              C10H18              138            12.5
    25          8.48           56           2-Methyl-1-nonene             C10H20              140            22.8
    26          8.59           41             3-Undecene, (Z)-            C11H22              154            6.97
    27          8.87           43            Decane, 4-methyl-            C11H24              156            13.8
    28          8.95           42          Octane, 2,6-dimethyl-          C10H22              142            10.2
    29          9.29           41              2-Nonenal, (E)-           C9H16O               140            6.03
    30          9.45           56             3-Undecene, (Z)-            C11H22              154            7.76
    31         10.04           69              1-Methyl-2-(4-             C12H24              168            2.96
                                                methylpentyl)
                                                cyclopentane
    32         10.12           69                1-Dodecene               C12H24              168            4.61
    33         10.38           43                 Undecane                C11H24              156            23.5
    34         10.61           41        E-2-Octadecadecen-1-ol          C18H36O              268            3.55
    35         10.72           69            1-Isopropyl-1,4,5-           C12H24              168            30.3
                                           trimethylcyclohexane
    36         10.76           43          1-Dodecanol, 3,7,11-          C15H32O              228            4.19
                                                  trimethyl-
    37         10.87           43           2-Undecanethiol, 2-          C12H26S              202            6.55
                                                   methyl-
    38         11.04           41             3-Dodecene, (E)-            C12H24              168            7.31
    39         11.14           69        7-Octadecyne, 2-methyl-          C19H36              264            4.52
    40         11.18           55                3-Tridecene              C13H24              180            4.24
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    41            11.30                              43                        2,3-Dimethyldecane                                             C12H26                                                  170                             11.3
    42            11.45                              69                         1-Isopropyl-1,4,5-                                            C12H24                                                  168                             22.9
                                                                              trimethylcyclohexane
    43            11.68                              69                       Cyclohexane, 1,1,4,4-                                           C10H20                                                  140                             10.9
                                                                                   tetramethyl-
    44            12.09                              69                         1-Isopropyl-1,4,5-                                            C12H24                                                  168                             20.8
                                                                              trimethylcyclohexane
    45            12.39                              43                          Decane, 2,3,5,8-                                             C14H30                                                  198                             7.56
                                                                                   tetramethyl-
    46            13.16                              43                        3-Tetradecene, (E)-                                             C14H28                                                 196                             4.21
    47            13.53                              69                          9-Eicosene, (E)-                                              C20H40                                                 280                             3.82
    48            13.65                              55                         E-14-Hexadecenal                                              C16H30O                                                 238                             3.61
    49            14.01                              43                       1-Dodecanol, 3,7,11-                                            C15H32O                                                 228                             3.29
                                                                                    trimethyl-
    50            14.38                              55                      E-2-Octadecadecen-1-ol                                         C18H36O                                                   268                             4.61
    51            15.20                              69                       2-Piperidinone, N-[4-                                        C9H16BrNO                                                  233                             7.25
                                                                                 bromo-n-butyl]-
    52            15.48                              43                          Decane, 2,3,5,8-                                             C14H30                                                  198                             11.0
                                                                                   tetramethyl-
    53            16.17                              83                           1-Nonadecanol                                               C19H40O                                                 284                             2.89
    54            16.27                              43                         2-Hexyl-1-octanol                                             C14H30O                                                 214                             3.57
    55            17.14                              55                      E-2-Octadecadecen-1-ol                                           C18H36O                                                 268                             4.68
    56            18.77                              43                           1-Heptadecene                                                C17H34                                                 238                             3.92
    57            19.57                              69                      11-Dodecen-1-ol, 2,4,6-                                          C15H30O                                                 226                             5.52
                                                                               trimethyl-, (R,R,R)-


Table 2: FT-IR spectrum’s PP waste plastic to 3rd fractional or jet/kerosene/aviation fuel functional group name
  Number of       Wave Number           Functional           Number of          Wave Number            Functional
    Wave               (cm-1)         Group Name                 Wave                (cm-1)           Group Name
       1              2927.06              C-CH3                    5               1470.16               CH3
       2              2727.53              C-CH3                    6               993.43              -CH=CH2
       3              1781.50        Non-Conjugated                 7               964.95          -CH=CH-(trans)
       4              1648.95        Non-Conjugated                 8               894.22               C=CH2
                  80.0


                      75


                      70


                      65


                      60


                      55


                      50
                                                                                       2188.01

                      45
                               3768.35

                      40                                                     2401.98


                      35                                                                                                                                                                                    630.72
                 %T
                                                                                                                                                                                                768.17
                      30


                      25


                      20


                      15
                                                                                                                                                                    1069.16

                      10
                                                                                                                                                                                             813.36

                       5                                                                                1781.50

                                                                                                                                                               1108.88
                       0                                                                                                                      1281.29                    993.43                                      550.04
                                                                   2727.53                                                                                1154.63
                                                         2927.06                                                      1648.95    1470.16                                      964.95               739.16
                      -5                                                                                                                                                            894.22


                  -10.0
                      4000.0             3600     3200        2800           2400                2000   1800              1600         1400             1200             1000                800               600            450.0
                                                                                                               cm-1

               Fig. 3: FT-IR spectrum of PP waste plastic to 3rd fractional fuel or jet/kerosene/aviation fuel


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                     Fig.4: DSC graph of PP waste plastic to 3rd fractional or jet/kerosene/aviation fuel

Third (3rd) fractional fuel or kerosene/aviation/jet               the fuel. Differential Scanning Calorimeter (DSC) giving
category fuel (seen fig. 4) collected from PP waste plastic        the onset temperature of the fuel which represents the
by using fractional distillation column process at                 boiling point of the aviation/kerosene/jet category fuel.
temperature range was 180-210 ºC. This fuel category is            Fuel analysis of GC/MS results indicate that produce fuel
similar to jet/kerosene/aviation fuel. This fuel looks like        hydrocarbon range C8 to C19. Produced fuel could be use
heaver fuel and 3rd fractional fuel was analysis by using          as feed stock refinery for further modification or
DSC for boiling point and enthalpy value measuring.                commercial use. By using this technology could be solve
After analyzed fraction fuel by DSC, we noticed that fuel          PP waste plastic problem and also reduce the land fill
graph showed fuel boil start 5.33 ºC and 0.0685 mW, fuel           problem that is the cause of infertility of agriculture land.
graph onset temperature 152.19 ºC and fuel boiling point
peak temperature is 182.24 ºC, peak height 159.2770                ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
mW. 3rd fraction fuel or kerosene/aviation/ jet fuel heat          The author acknowledges the support of Dr. Karin
enthalpy value delta H is 33888.7626 J/g and graph area            Kaufman, the founder and sole owner of Natural State
33888.763 mJ. Analysis fuel graph showing end                      Research, Inc. The authors also acknowledge the valuable
temperature is 187.78 ºC. Fuel boiling percentage shown            contributions NSR laboratory team members during the
at 50ºC temperature was 12.41%, 150 ºC temperature was             preparation of this manuscript.
60.06% and finally 100 % fuel boil finished at
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  • 1. International Journal of Modern Engineering Research (IJMER) www.ijmer.com Vol.2, Issue.4, July-Aug. 2012 pp-2168-2173 ISSN: 2249-6645 Conventional Fuel Generated from Polypropylene (PP) Waste Plastic like Kerosene/Jet/ Aviation Grade with Activated Carbon Moinuddin Sarker1*, Mohammad Mamunor Rashid1 and Muhammad Sadikur Rahman1 1 Natural State Research, Inc. Department of Research and Development, 37 Brown House Road (2nd Floor) Stamford, CT - 06902, USA, ABSTRACT: The thermal degradation and fractional development. Plastic wastes represent a considerable part distillation process applied with polypropylene (PP) of of municipal wastes; furthermore huge amounts of plastic waste plastic using stainless steel reactor without using waste arise as a by-product or faulty product in industry any kind of catalyst. The polymer has been selected for and agriculture. According to estimates, plastic wastes the experiment 100% by weight and 1% activated carbon represent 15-25% of municipal waste. The amount of was used. The experimental temperature was used for plastic materials was 25 Mt in Europe and it will reach 35 thermal degradation liquefaction process at 100-400 ºC Mt by 2010 [5, 6]. and fractional distillation for third fraction fuel or Nowadays there are three ways to utilize plastic aviation/kerosene/jet category fuel collection temperature waste: landfilling, incineration with or without energy was 180-210 ºC and overall experiment run time was 6- recovery and recycling. The largest amount of plastic 6.30 hours. The obtained products density is 0.75 g/ml wastes is disposed of by landfilling (65-70%), and and production yield percentage are third fraction liquid incineration (20-25%), Recycling is only about 10%. At fuel or aviation/kerosene/jet category fuel yield is the present time, it is thought that efficient co-processing 30.40%, other fraction fuel percentage was 62.60% light processes which are feasible in technical and economical gas 3% and black carbon residue 4%. Various techniques aspects should be developed. In parallel with this, an (Gas Chromatography and Mass Spectrometer, FT-IR overall national network system [7–10] such as waste and DSC) were used for produced third fraction fuel or plastics collection, pretreatment and regulatory aviation/kerosene/jet category fractional fuel analysis considerations should be provided for successful purpose. GC/MS result is showing that hydrocarbon recycling of waste materials. Korea produces 2.6 million compound ranges in this fuel are C8-C19 and light gas are tonnes per annum of thermoplastic wastes of which less present hydrocarbon range C1-C4. Third fractional fuel than 10% is recycled for the material recovery (primary or kerosene / jet / aviation category fuel analysis results recycling). In addition, almost 120 million gallons of is showing different carbon range and produced third waste motor oils are generated each year posing severe fractional fuel present short chain to long chain environmental problems as a result of its metal hydrocarbon like alkane and alkene group. Produce fuel compounds and high sulfur content (ca. 4000– 6000 ppm can be use for internal combustion engine or electricity wt.) resulting from such additives as dispersants (Co- generation or feed stock refinery process. petroleum sulfonate), oxidation inhibitors (organic sulfur compounds, aminophenol), corrosion inhibitors (organic Keywords: PP, waste plastic, kerosene, fuel, activated amines) and extreme pressure additives and from existing carbon, GC/MS, polypropylene sulfur naturally in lube base stock. In this study, co- processing of waste plastics (HDPE, LDPE, PS, PP, PET I. INTRODUCTION and ABS) with waste oil by statistical rotatable Solving the problem of waste materials such as used pentagonal design experiments in a micro-reactor system plastics, waste tires, and waste oils is undoubtedly a (40 ml capacity) were explored to extract the optimum major challenge being faced in all the countries of the pyrolysis conditions for conversion of each plastic/ waste world to maintain the sustainable and environmentally oil blend into oils [11]. compatible economic growth. One of the major problems caused in the recycling of waste plastics is the in II. MATERIALS & METHOD homogenecity of the polymers in the waste. Actually, PP waste plastic was collected from local city coffee shop different types of polymers (polyethylene (PE), and local restaurant. Coffee cup PP waste plastic color polypropylene (PP), polystyrene (PS), polyethylene was transparent, food container and food container cover terephthalate (PET), polyvinyl chloride (PVC), was white and black color. PP plastic comes with food acrylonitrile–butadiene– styrene (ABS) and etc.) can be particle and left over coffee because we collected PP present in waste plastic mixture. Especially, co- waste plastic from store. After collection PP waste plastic processing of co-mingled waste plastics with waste motor wash with water and none foaming detergent by using oils through a tertiary recycling technique [1–4] can electrical plastic washing machine. After finished wash achieve the purpose of waste recycling into commercially PP waste plastic make it dry with using same machine at viable chemicals or fuel oils. The growing amount of 22 ºC temperature. During washing PP waste plastic also plastic waste is generating more and more environmental generating some waste water that waste water we did not problems worldwide. The present rate of economic discharge into drainage system because our main goal is growth is unimaginable without saving of fossil energy waste plastic problem solve from land fill not to create like crude oil, natural gas or coal. Suitable waste another waste problem. Produced waste water treatment management is another important aspect of sustainable for reuse of waster again waste plastic washing purpose. www.ijmer.com 2168 | Page
  • 2. International Journal of Modern Engineering Research (IJMER) www.ijmer.com Vol.2, Issue.4, July-Aug. 2012 pp-2168-2173 ISSN: 2249-6645 This type process is one kind of cyclic process not to cleaning device and this device was fill up with alkali generate waste water. Waste water was treated by using solution for removing light gas contamination and water chemical and chemical is not harm fuel for human body portion which was generated from production. In this because we are using only Sodium Hydroxide and Potash experiment did not apply vacuum system and did not Alum. PP waste plastic after dried cut into small pieces apply any kind of catalyst. After finished all set up manually by using scissor then transfer into grinder experimental procedure we start reactor electrical power machine of grinding and size about 2-3mm. Small pieces for heated up PP waste plastic. PP waste plastic start to grounded PP waste plastic transfer into steel reactor melt due to heat applies then turns into liquid slurry, chamber for liquefaction process. Experimental process liquid slurry turns into gas vapor this gas vapor pass setup was shown into figure 1. PP waste plastic to through fractional column based on boiling point kerosene/aviation/jet category fuel production process temperature at the end collected 3rd fractional or diagram describe fig.1 and describe figure 1 all number aviation/kerosene/jet grade fuel. In this experiment main such as 1 = polypropylene waste plastic, 2= Steel reactor, goal was aviation/kerosene/jet category fuel collection. 3 = Fractional distillation column, 4= 1st fraction Activated carbon help to reduce fuel dye level because temperature , 5= 2nd fraction temperature, 6=3rd fraction when heated up PP waste plastic with activated carbon, temperature, 7= 4th fraction temperature, 8= 5th fraction activated carbon absorbed plastic additives color and temperature, 9= light gas cleaning system, 10= 1st fraction produce fuel made cleaner. PP waste plastic to 3rd fuel collection tank, 11=2nd fraction fuel collection tank, fractional fuel or aviation/ kerosene/jet category fuel 12=3rd fraction fuel collection tank, 13=4th fraction fuel production period also generate some light gas its call collection tank, 14 = 5th fraction fuel collection tank , 15 natural gas and this gas hydrocarbon range C1-C4. These = small pump, 16 = Teflon bag for light gas storage. Fuel gases pass through alkali chamber and remove production process diagram was shown number 12 is contamination transfer Teflon bag by using small pump aviation/ kerosene/jet fuel collection system. PP waste for future use. Collected 3rd fractional fuel purified by plastic to fuel production process grounded waste plastic RCI purification device and removed fuel sediment. Total put into reactor chamber and covered by reactor cover experiment run time was 6-6.30 hours and input and screw tighten properly because we do not want to electricity was 6.12 kWh. From this experiment in mass escape any gas during fuel production period. balance calculation indicate that 3rd fractional fuel or Condensation with fractional distillation column setup top aviation/kerosene/jet category fuel conversion 152 gm of reactor with grading temperature wise with electrical from 500 gm of initial feed. Light gas converted feed coil and temperature was monitor by using watlow sample 15 gm, solid black residue leftover 20 gm from company provided watlow meter. For experimental total feed and rest of other grade fuel generated 313 gm purpose feed was use only 500 gm by weight and sample during in this experiment. In percentage ratio activated carbon was use only1% by weight. In this third fraction liquid fuel or aviation/kerosene/jet category experiment PP waste plastic to liquefaction temperature fuel yield percentage is 30.40%, other fraction fuel used 100 to 400 ºC and collection aviation /kerosene/jet percentage was 62.60% light gas 3% and black carbon category fuel fractional temperature was 180-210 ºC. residue 4%. Collection device end part was collected light gas Fig.1: Polypropylene (PP) waste plastic to Kerosene/Jet/ Aviation grade fuel production process www.ijmer.com 2169 | Page
  • 3. International Journal of Modern Engineering Research (IJMER) www.ijmer.com Vol.2, Issue.4, July-Aug. 2012 pp-2168-2173 ISSN: 2249-6645 III. RESULTS & DISCUSSION retention time 8.48 and trace mass 56, compound is 2- From GC-MS analysis of PP waste plastic to 3rd fractional Methyl-1-Nonene (C10H22), retention time 8.59 and trace fuel or kerosene/jet/aviation (fig. 2 and table 1) in mass 41, compound is 3-Unddecene,(Z),( C11H22), accordance with the various retention times and trace retention time 8.95 and trace mass 42 compound is masses different types of hydrocarbon compounds are Octane, 2,6-dimethyl- (C10H22), retention time 9.45 and appeared in the analysis result index. Many compounds trace mass 56,compound name is 3-Undecene, (Z)- ( are emerged on the analysis carbon range C8 to C15 among C11H22), retention time 10.87 and trace mass 43, them and few of compounds are discussed. Based on the compound is 2-Undecanethiol, 2-methyl- ( C12H26S), retention time and trace mass following hydrocarbon retention time 11.68 and trace mass 69, compound is compounds as follows such as at the initial phase of the Cyclohexane, 1,1,4,4-tetramethyl- ( C10H22), retention analysis at retention time 4.59 and trace mass 41, time 12.39 and trace mass 43, compound is Decane, compound is 1-Heptene, 4-methyl- (C8H16), retention 2,3,5,8-tetramethyl- ( C14H30), retention time 13.65 and time 4.74 and trace mass 71, compound is Heptane, 4- trace mass 55, compound is E-14-Hexadecenal methyl- ( C8H18), retention time 5.05 and trace mass 56, (C16H30O), retention time 14.38 and trace mass 55, compound is 1-Heptene, 2-methyl- (C8H16), retention compound is E-2-Octadecadecen-1-ol ( C18H36O), time 5.22 and trace mass 95,compound is 2,4-Hexadiene, retention time 15.48 and trace mass 43, compound is Decane, 2,3,5,8-tetramethyl- ( C14H30) , retention time 2,5-dimethyl-, ( C8H14), retention time 5.93 and trace 16.27 and trace mass 43, compound is 2-Hexyl-1-octanol mass 111,compound is Cyclohexane, 1,3,5-trimethyl-, ( C14H30O), retention time 17.14 and trace mass 55, (1α,3α,5α)-( C9H18), retention time 6.02 and trace compound is E-2-Octadecadecen-1-ol (C18H36O). Ultimately also at retention time 18.77 and trace mass 43, compound is 1-Heptadecene ( C17H34) and ultimately retention time 19.57 and trace mass 69, compound is 11- Dodecen-1-ol, 2,4,6-trimethyl-, (R,R,R)- (C15H30O) respectively. From FT-IR analysis of PP waste plastic to 3rd fractional fuel or jet/kerosene/aviation fuel (fig. 3 and Intensity (a.u.) table 2) according to their wave number and spectrum band following types of functional groups are appeared in the analysis. In the spectrum field we noticed that higher wave number are emerged in the initial phase and middle index of the spectrum and in higher wave number small and bulky both functional groups are available and in low wave number double bond and single bond functional groups are available such as methane group, cis and trans alkene etc. Hereafter wave number wave number 2927.06 cm-1 and 2727.53 cm-1 functional group is C-CH3, wave number 1781.50 cm-1 and 1648.95 cm-1 functional group 0 5 10 15 20 25 is Non-Conjugated, wave number 1470.16 cm-1 functional Retention Time (M) group is CH3, wave number 993.43 cm-1 functional group Fig. 2: GC/MS chromatogram of PP waste plastic to is –CH=CH2, wave number 964.95 cm-1, functional group kerosene/aviation/ jet category fuel is –CH=CH-(trans) and ultimately wave number 887.95 cm-1 functional group is C=CH2 respectively. Energy mass 57, compound is 2,4-Dimethyl-1-heptene ( C9H18), values are calculated, using formula is E=hυ, Where retention time 6.38 and trace mass 42, compound is h=Planks Constant, h =6.626x10-34 J, υ= Frequency in Cyclohexane, 1,2,4-trimethyl-, (1α,2β,4β)-( C9H18), Hertz (sec-1), Where υ=c/λ, c=Speed of light, where, retention time 6.58 and trace mass 109, compound is c=3x1010 m/s, W=1/λ, where λ is wave length and W is Cyclohexane, 1,2,4-trimethyl-, (1α,2β,4β)- (C9H16), wave number in cm-1. Therefore the equation E=hυ, can retention time 6.89 and trace mass 69, compound is 3- substitute by the following equation, E=hcW. According Octene, 2,2-dimethyl- ( C10H20), retention time 7.02 and to their wave number such as for 2927.06 (cm-1) trace mass 43, compound is Hexane,2,4-Dimethyl-( calculated energy, E=5.81x10-20 J, wave number 2727.53 C8H18), retention time 7.10 and trace mass 83, compound (cm-1) calculated energy, E=5.41x10-20 J. Similarly, wave is 1,6-Octadiene, 5,7-dimethyl-, (R)-( C10H18), retention number 1781.50 (cm-1) energy, E =3.53x10-20 J, wave time 7.64 and trace mass 43, compound is 2- number 1648.95(cm-1) calculated energy, E=3.27x10-20 J, Undecanethiol, 2-methyl- (C12H26O), retention time 7.34 wave number 1470.16 (cm-1) calculated energy, E = and trace mass 95, compound is Cyclohexene, 3-methyl- 2.92x10-20 J, wave number 993.43 (cm-1), calculated 6-(1-methylethyl)-( C10H18), retention time 7.44 and trace energy, E=1.97x10-20 J, wave number 964.95 (cm-1) mass 41,compound is compound is 1-Dodecyne calculated energy ,E=1.91x10-20 J and eventually wave (C12H22),retention time 7.96 and trace mass 41,compound number 894.22 (cm-1) calculated energy ,E =1.78x10-20 J is cis-3-Decene (C10H20), retention time 8.29 and trace respectively. mass 41, compound is trans-7-Methyl-3-octene (C10H18), www.ijmer.com 2170 | Page
  • 4. International Journal of Modern Engineering Research (IJMER) www.ijmer.com Vol.2, Issue.4, July-Aug. 2012 pp-2168-2173 ISSN: 2249-6645 Table1: GC/MS chromatogram of PP waste plastic to 3rd fractional or kerosene/jet/aviation fuel compound list Peak Retention Trace Mass Compound Compound Molecular Probability Number Time (M) (m/z) Name Formula Weight % 1 4.59 41 1-Heptene, 4-methyl- C8H16 112 30.7 2 4.74 71 Heptane, 4-methyl- C8H18 114 54.6 3 5.05 56 1-Heptene, 2-methyl- C8H16 112 48.4 4 5.22 95 2,4-Hexadiene, 2,5- C8H14 110 13.9 dimethyl- 5 5.55 69 Cyclopentane, 1,1,3,4- C9H18 126 15.8 tetramethyl-, cis- 6 5.65 43 Hexane, 3-ethyl- C8H18 114 19.4 7 5.93 111 Cyclohexane, 1,3,5- C9H18 126 31.1 trimethyl-, (1α,3α,5α)- 8 6.02 57 2,4-Dimethyl-1-heptene C9H18 126 17.7 9 6.03 56 Cyclohexane, 1,1,2- C9H18 126 7.04 trimethyl- 10 6.38 42 Cyclohexane, 1,2,4- C9H18 126 19.4 trimethyl-, (1α,2β,4β)- 11 6.58 109 Cyclohexene, 3,3,5- C9H16 124 41.5 trimethyl- 12 6.76 56 trans-7-Methyl-3-octene C9H18 126 33.4 13 6.89 69 3-Octene, 2,2-dimethyl- C10H20 140 6.58 14 7.02 43 Hexane, 2,4-dimethyl- C8H18 114 9.82 15 7.10 83 1,6-Octadiene, 5,7- C10H18 138 13.8 dimethyl-, (R)- 16 7.24 67 1,6-Octadiene, 2,6- C10H18 138 9.53 dimethyl-, (Z)- 17 7.34 95 Cyclohexene, 3-methyl- C10H18 138 16.0 6-(1-methylethyl)- 18 7.44 41 1-Dodecyne C12H22 166 7.63 19 7.64 43 2-Undecanethiol, 2- C12H26S 202 6.50 methyl- 20 7.80 41 1-Octene, 2,6-dimethyl- C10H20 140 9.54 21 7.92 41 1-Octyn-3-ol, 4-ethyl- C10H18O 154 9.35 22 7.96 41 cis-3-Decene C10H20 140 16.1 23 8.08 43 Octane, 2,3-dimethyl- C10H22 142 17.7 24 8.29 41 Dihydromyrcene C10H18 138 12.5 25 8.48 56 2-Methyl-1-nonene C10H20 140 22.8 26 8.59 41 3-Undecene, (Z)- C11H22 154 6.97 27 8.87 43 Decane, 4-methyl- C11H24 156 13.8 28 8.95 42 Octane, 2,6-dimethyl- C10H22 142 10.2 29 9.29 41 2-Nonenal, (E)- C9H16O 140 6.03 30 9.45 56 3-Undecene, (Z)- C11H22 154 7.76 31 10.04 69 1-Methyl-2-(4- C12H24 168 2.96 methylpentyl) cyclopentane 32 10.12 69 1-Dodecene C12H24 168 4.61 33 10.38 43 Undecane C11H24 156 23.5 34 10.61 41 E-2-Octadecadecen-1-ol C18H36O 268 3.55 35 10.72 69 1-Isopropyl-1,4,5- C12H24 168 30.3 trimethylcyclohexane 36 10.76 43 1-Dodecanol, 3,7,11- C15H32O 228 4.19 trimethyl- 37 10.87 43 2-Undecanethiol, 2- C12H26S 202 6.55 methyl- 38 11.04 41 3-Dodecene, (E)- C12H24 168 7.31 39 11.14 69 7-Octadecyne, 2-methyl- C19H36 264 4.52 40 11.18 55 3-Tridecene C13H24 180 4.24 www.ijmer.com 2171 | Page
  • 5. International Journal of Modern Engineering Research (IJMER) www.ijmer.com Vol.2, Issue.4, July-Aug. 2012 pp-2168-2173 ISSN: 2249-6645 41 11.30 43 2,3-Dimethyldecane C12H26 170 11.3 42 11.45 69 1-Isopropyl-1,4,5- C12H24 168 22.9 trimethylcyclohexane 43 11.68 69 Cyclohexane, 1,1,4,4- C10H20 140 10.9 tetramethyl- 44 12.09 69 1-Isopropyl-1,4,5- C12H24 168 20.8 trimethylcyclohexane 45 12.39 43 Decane, 2,3,5,8- C14H30 198 7.56 tetramethyl- 46 13.16 43 3-Tetradecene, (E)- C14H28 196 4.21 47 13.53 69 9-Eicosene, (E)- C20H40 280 3.82 48 13.65 55 E-14-Hexadecenal C16H30O 238 3.61 49 14.01 43 1-Dodecanol, 3,7,11- C15H32O 228 3.29 trimethyl- 50 14.38 55 E-2-Octadecadecen-1-ol C18H36O 268 4.61 51 15.20 69 2-Piperidinone, N-[4- C9H16BrNO 233 7.25 bromo-n-butyl]- 52 15.48 43 Decane, 2,3,5,8- C14H30 198 11.0 tetramethyl- 53 16.17 83 1-Nonadecanol C19H40O 284 2.89 54 16.27 43 2-Hexyl-1-octanol C14H30O 214 3.57 55 17.14 55 E-2-Octadecadecen-1-ol C18H36O 268 4.68 56 18.77 43 1-Heptadecene C17H34 238 3.92 57 19.57 69 11-Dodecen-1-ol, 2,4,6- C15H30O 226 5.52 trimethyl-, (R,R,R)- Table 2: FT-IR spectrum’s PP waste plastic to 3rd fractional or jet/kerosene/aviation fuel functional group name Number of Wave Number Functional Number of Wave Number Functional Wave (cm-1) Group Name Wave (cm-1) Group Name 1 2927.06 C-CH3 5 1470.16 CH3 2 2727.53 C-CH3 6 993.43 -CH=CH2 3 1781.50 Non-Conjugated 7 964.95 -CH=CH-(trans) 4 1648.95 Non-Conjugated 8 894.22 C=CH2 80.0 75 70 65 60 55 50 2188.01 45 3768.35 40 2401.98 35 630.72 %T 768.17 30 25 20 15 1069.16 10 813.36 5 1781.50 1108.88 0 1281.29 993.43 550.04 2727.53 1154.63 2927.06 1648.95 1470.16 964.95 739.16 -5 894.22 -10.0 4000.0 3600 3200 2800 2400 2000 1800 1600 1400 1200 1000 800 600 450.0 cm-1 Fig. 3: FT-IR spectrum of PP waste plastic to 3rd fractional fuel or jet/kerosene/aviation fuel www.ijmer.com 2172 | Page
  • 6. International Journal of Modern Engineering Research (IJMER) www.ijmer.com Vol.2, Issue.4, July-Aug. 2012 pp-2168-2173 ISSN: 2249-6645 Fig.4: DSC graph of PP waste plastic to 3rd fractional or jet/kerosene/aviation fuel Third (3rd) fractional fuel or kerosene/aviation/jet the fuel. Differential Scanning Calorimeter (DSC) giving category fuel (seen fig. 4) collected from PP waste plastic the onset temperature of the fuel which represents the by using fractional distillation column process at boiling point of the aviation/kerosene/jet category fuel. temperature range was 180-210 ºC. This fuel category is Fuel analysis of GC/MS results indicate that produce fuel similar to jet/kerosene/aviation fuel. This fuel looks like hydrocarbon range C8 to C19. Produced fuel could be use heaver fuel and 3rd fractional fuel was analysis by using as feed stock refinery for further modification or DSC for boiling point and enthalpy value measuring. commercial use. By using this technology could be solve After analyzed fraction fuel by DSC, we noticed that fuel PP waste plastic problem and also reduce the land fill graph showed fuel boil start 5.33 ºC and 0.0685 mW, fuel problem that is the cause of infertility of agriculture land. graph onset temperature 152.19 ºC and fuel boiling point peak temperature is 182.24 ºC, peak height 159.2770 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT mW. 3rd fraction fuel or kerosene/aviation/ jet fuel heat The author acknowledges the support of Dr. Karin enthalpy value delta H is 33888.7626 J/g and graph area Kaufman, the founder and sole owner of Natural State 33888.763 mJ. Analysis fuel graph showing end Research, Inc. The authors also acknowledge the valuable temperature is 187.78 ºC. Fuel boiling percentage shown contributions NSR laboratory team members during the at 50ºC temperature was 12.41%, 150 ºC temperature was preparation of this manuscript. 60.06% and finally 100 % fuel boil finished at temperature was 393.47 ºC. REFERENCES [1] Leidner J. Plastics waste. Recovery of economic value. IV. CONCLUSION New York and Basel: Dekker (Marcel), (1981) pp. 218– PP waste plastic to 3rd fractional or kerosene/aviation/ jet 275. category fuel production purposed was use 2 type [2] Paszun D, Spychaj T. Ind Enf Chem Rers 36, (1997), 1373. temperatures profile one for liquefaction temperature and [3] Moliner R, Lazaro M, Suelves I. Energy and Fuels 11, (1997), 1165. another one was fractional distillation temperature. PP [4] Anderson AE, Berger DJ. Symposium on coal and oil/resin waste plastic produced fuel percentage is 30.40% and in coprocessing, presented before the div. of petroleum chem. this experiment collected also other grade fuels. Produced Inc. 205th national meeting, ACS, Denver, CO, March 28– fuel density is 0.75 g/ml. Different types of equipment April 2, (1993) , p. 305. were used for analysis 3rd fractional or [5] Aguado J, Serrano DP. In: Clark JH, editor. Feedstock aviation/kerosene/jet category fuel such as GC/MS, FTIR recycling of plastic wastes. Cambridge: RSC; (1999). and DSC. GC-MS (Gas Chromatography and Mass [6] Sartorius I. Development of Plastics Manufacturing Spectrometer) analysis result is indicates that in Industry in Europe, ICS-UNIDO Conference, Italy, (2002). aviation/kerosene/jet category fuel contains extensive [7] Packaging Recycling Worldwide, Dual System Deutschland GmbH, (1996). number of carbon chain compounds that s are derived out [8] Recycling Data-Techniques and Trends, Dual System by numerous retention time and trace masses of distinct Deutschland GmbH, March (1996). compound. FT-IR analysis derived out available [9] Changes and Developments – Plastic Recycling Today, hydrocarbon functional groups are in the Dual System Deutschland GmbH, (1995). aviation/kerosene/jet category fuel and determined that [10] Taguchi T. Energy in Japan, 139, (1996), 22. the wide number of hydrocarbon functional group [11] Wang L. Yoon, Jong S. Park, Heon Jung, Ho T. Lee, Deuk including alkane, alkene and alkyne (Saturated and K. Lee, Optimization of pyrolytic co-processing of waste unsaturated hydrocarbon) compounds are also present in plastics and waste motor oil into fuel oils using statistical pentagonal experimental design. Fuel 78 (1999) 809–813 www.ijmer.com 2173 | Page