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Original Articles

Translated from Nenshonō Kagaku to Gijutsu, 3, 255-264 (1996) asic Studies on Gasification Characteristics of Organic Model Wastes∗

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Pages 381-396 | Received 24 Jan 1996, Accepted 05 Mar 1996, Published online: 25 Apr 2007
 

Abstract

Plastic waste is increasing every year. Gasification is one of many chemical recycling technologies. The authors carried out basic gasification tests on polyethylene. To produce a tar and soot free synthetic gas composed mainly of hydrogen and carbon monoxide which is a feed source for methanol fuel production, polyethylene pellets are gasified in the presence of oxygen and steam. The first step of the gasification process produces a soot-free gas with “tar”, the second step of the gasification process decomposes the "tar" produced in the first step. As a result, this closed, coupled two step gasification process has proven to be a tar and soot free gasification technology for plastic wastes.

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M. KANEKO

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