Pyrolytic oil synthesis via catalytic microwave assisted pyrolysis of automotive paint sludge by using ZSM-5 catalyst / Zakiuddin Januri

Pyrolytic oil produced from automotive paint sludge (APS) through microwave assisted pyrolysis process has a great potential to be used as an alternative fuel. Calorific value of APS pyrolytic oil achieved almost 35MJ/kg and enriched with monoaromatic hydrocarbon which is not achievable in previous...

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Main Author: Januri, Zakiuddin
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spelling my.uitm.ir.205472018-07-06T06:13:18Z http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/20547/ Pyrolytic oil synthesis via catalytic microwave assisted pyrolysis of automotive paint sludge by using ZSM-5 catalyst / Zakiuddin Januri Januri, Zakiuddin Chemical engineering Explosives and pyrotechnics Pyrolytic oil produced from automotive paint sludge (APS) through microwave assisted pyrolysis process has a great potential to be used as an alternative fuel. Calorific value of APS pyrolytic oil achieved almost 35MJ/kg and enriched with monoaromatic hydrocarbon which is not achievable in previous study by past researcher’s due to the volatile released during drying process which is required by the pyrolysis equipment. However, high oxygenated hydrocarbon compound in the APS pyrolytic oil makes the pyrolytic oil still not achieve the standard requirement of commercial fuel, which the density and viscosity of APS pyrolytic oil is far from the standard due to high oxygenated hydrocarbon. Optimization is done on the process but only permits slightly increased on the pyrolytic oil yield. In addition, it reduced the quality of pyrolytic oil in terms of physical and chemical properties. Oxygenated hydrocarbon was increased to 53.1% of percentage area concentration. This is due to high radiation time need in the optimization method which the formation of more oxygenated and polycyclic aromatic compound. In order to meet the requirement of standard commercial fuel, improvement has been made by introducing catalyst ZSM-5 during the microwave pyrolysis process. As a result, calorific value of APS pyrolytic oil increased to 41 – 46 MJ/kg, which is higher than non-catalytic APS pyrolytic oil… Institute of Graduate Studies, UiTM 2018 Book Section PeerReviewed text en http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/20547/1/ABS_ZAKIUDDIN%20JANURI%20TDRA%20VOL%2013%20IGS%2018.pdf Januri, Zakiuddin (2018) Pyrolytic oil synthesis via catalytic microwave assisted pyrolysis of automotive paint sludge by using ZSM-5 catalyst / Zakiuddin Januri. In: The Doctoral Research Abstracts. IGS Biannual Publication, 18 (18). Institute of Graduate Studies, UiTM, Shah Alam.
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Explosives and pyrotechnics
Januri, Zakiuddin
Pyrolytic oil synthesis via catalytic microwave assisted pyrolysis of automotive paint sludge by using ZSM-5 catalyst / Zakiuddin Januri
description Pyrolytic oil produced from automotive paint sludge (APS) through microwave assisted pyrolysis process has a great potential to be used as an alternative fuel. Calorific value of APS pyrolytic oil achieved almost 35MJ/kg and enriched with monoaromatic hydrocarbon which is not achievable in previous study by past researcher’s due to the volatile released during drying process which is required by the pyrolysis equipment. However, high oxygenated hydrocarbon compound in the APS pyrolytic oil makes the pyrolytic oil still not achieve the standard requirement of commercial fuel, which the density and viscosity of APS pyrolytic oil is far from the standard due to high oxygenated hydrocarbon. Optimization is done on the process but only permits slightly increased on the pyrolytic oil yield. In addition, it reduced the quality of pyrolytic oil in terms of physical and chemical properties. Oxygenated hydrocarbon was increased to 53.1% of percentage area concentration. This is due to high radiation time need in the optimization method which the formation of more oxygenated and polycyclic aromatic compound. In order to meet the requirement of standard commercial fuel, improvement has been made by introducing catalyst ZSM-5 during the microwave pyrolysis process. As a result, calorific value of APS pyrolytic oil increased to 41 – 46 MJ/kg, which is higher than non-catalytic APS pyrolytic oil…
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title Pyrolytic oil synthesis via catalytic microwave assisted pyrolysis of automotive paint sludge by using ZSM-5 catalyst / Zakiuddin Januri
title_short Pyrolytic oil synthesis via catalytic microwave assisted pyrolysis of automotive paint sludge by using ZSM-5 catalyst / Zakiuddin Januri
title_full Pyrolytic oil synthesis via catalytic microwave assisted pyrolysis of automotive paint sludge by using ZSM-5 catalyst / Zakiuddin Januri
title_fullStr Pyrolytic oil synthesis via catalytic microwave assisted pyrolysis of automotive paint sludge by using ZSM-5 catalyst / Zakiuddin Januri
title_full_unstemmed Pyrolytic oil synthesis via catalytic microwave assisted pyrolysis of automotive paint sludge by using ZSM-5 catalyst / Zakiuddin Januri
title_sort pyrolytic oil synthesis via catalytic microwave assisted pyrolysis of automotive paint sludge by using zsm-5 catalyst / zakiuddin januri
publisher Institute of Graduate Studies, UiTM
publishDate 2018
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