Swiss Plastic pyrolysis 40kg demonstration by www.pyrolyze.com

We have a 30kg plastic batch / 350 liter per day semi-continues WMO unit available for pre-order worldwide, which will include a customizable business case for calculating your own CAPEX/OPEX.
The 150kg per hour unit sale is for the time being restricted to The Netherlands, but the complete offer including business-case can be ordered from www.pyrolyze.com.
For further information about our pyrolysis technology.
Visit our website @ www.pyrolyze.com

[@arun.recycling]

Good luck brother!! Good initiative to reduce waste plastics.

[@zafaradil3548]

Has this guy shortage of proper Technical terms and explanations ! ! ! ! ! go simple and straight ! ! ! ! ! ! !

[@softsmoken]

this has gotta be the best prolysis system ive seen..its slightly out of reach for the avg person but its an awesome exanple of what to shoot for to get maximum efficiency...just great.

[@ericlotze7724]

definetly, and it's CONTAINERIZED. Absolutly the best i've seen

[@kinzieconrad105]

I might suggest one for the HOA and and start dealing with our own waist.

[@jaanli6626]

Waoooo great 👍 asad sahab you are real face of progressive Pakistan 🇵🇰

[@rahulaswale2998]

Nice work done and explained very good

[@greglindza]

Very impressive!

[@SolarizeYourLife]

I hope you keep the unit running and get rid of all this bad plastic!!!! The question is how large a solar farm is needed to run the facility!!!

[@srinivassinu7102]

Good job sir from India......

[@ovenbird50]

Great idea to put your system in containers. Wonderful process to deal with the waste plastic that is burying us. I assume it is critical that the plastic put into the system is dry.

[@sprintershepherd4359]

I was watching another video , it doesnt have to be dry , infact you can use this proses on anything that is organic . there are a few types of plastic you cant use like PVC and Teflon and a few others that have certain chemicals kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGmQpmZohax6gaM&ab_channel=HazelChem

[@RAMZIAARON]

I know your comment is a year old but actually, depending on the system...water added to the system can be used to raise the relative atmospheric pressure enabling you to fractionate at a lower temperature which will use less fuel to heat the substrate plastics so dry initial feed is not necessarily a must.

[@mdzillurrahman1900]

Thanks for knowledge sharing

[@user-lb7xv4ch9p]

Nice video. we use the fast pyrolysis plant Fpp02 for recycling plastic & wood wastes. Reactor 500 kg/h. It turns out fuel for hot water boilers.

[@ebongayo]

Could you give me the process of continuous feeding to the reactor?

[@steveraymond1177]

Hi

[@harisonjordan6558]

One of the best pyrolysis systems i have seen so far and the presentation is so amazing to understand by anyone. Kindly email me Mr Farok for more detail of casting of the above. Thanks

[@toakiuai]

very good, i liked your machine.I am brasilian

[@JavierChiappa]

This guy is a total genius, excellent machine

[@flamingmania1405]

This is not a new invention ...this technique is an old one ...

[@s101077]

​@@flamingmania1405then do

[@dineosilveriodineo9892]

Hélio Farooq, excelente trabalho,parabéns muitos anos de pesquisa e desenvolvimento Dineo Brasil..

[@frankdomroese6142]

Bravo ... one of the only serious systems here that works in real life because it is a fractional destillation

[@cristiandanielpopescu4793]

👍

[@eriknielsen1849]

The chines is way ahead 100 tons a day

[@GreenmeResearch]

@@eriknielsen1849 please show us a system of theirs that can output refinery grade diesel, Naphtha and reuse the synthgas for the reactor and a power production. Please check www.pyrolyze.com for more information. Cheers

[@eriknielsen1849]

@@GreenmeResearch huayin group and Henan doing but just Google plastic to oil

[@GreenmeResearch]

@@eriknielsen1849 the differences are. Not mobile/containerised and no refinery grade diesel, Naptha and Synthgas from these plants....it requires a separate destillation process.

[@10171981]

So basically THIS is the pyrolysis machine you would REALLY want because it not only produces fuel from plastic but ALSO refines it to a point where you can actually USE it instead of having to refine it multiple times somewhere else in order for you to get the refined oil you need to use it in vehicles and other machines. A pyrolysis machine AND a refinery all in one !!!

[@GreenmeResearch]

Correct ; our 150KG per hour unit ; will refine to refinery grade Diesel and Naphta. Please check our new website launch on the 10th of July 2019

[@s101077]

​@@GreenmeResearch❤

[@funnybuddy1]

Awesome Sir .. ❤️❤️ 😍😍

[@IONACOMPUTERS]

good work ,thank you for sharing your experience

[@gulammurtaza5441]

Brendan Coles سلام

[@lifechanger957]

@@gulammurtaza5441 walaikumassalam

[@SarathKumar-on4jv]

very nice innovative Video

[@mertpekrul2808]

Good presentation

[@Thegreatestscientists]

This is well explained

[@hbmair351]

Good job also thinking of building one

[@mdi786]

good work sir

[@shaileshjay]

simply fascinated with your video of plastic pyrolysis for bio fuel I am also working on plastic waste management

[@kuldeepshekhaliya6877]

Which type of catalyst used.....

[@marcbloch1963]

I wouldn’t call this „bio fuel“ since more energy is used to produce the oil from plastic than the oil (energy) it actually generates. Oil harvested from plants (vegetables oils) can be labeled „bio fuel“

[@GreenmeResearch]

@@marcbloch1963 the process is self-sufficient with a very small input of energy, with about 95% of the generated fuels remaining.

[@kinzieconrad105]

@@marcbloch1963

[@kinzieconrad105]

@@marcbloch1963 12:00 to 12:55 watch that minute about a thousand times or until it sinks in. Dig the shit out of your ears and pay attention! This is not a wheel rolling down a road or a perpetual motion trick.

[@gedearthika1448]

Brove Sir, keep Reneweble energy...

[@jerydob6499]

Excellent. Now where is the simple DIY home version?

[@hbmair351]

Good job 👍

[@user-ui6ef5ei7t]

i like this guy

[@zachjohnson818]

You could even run it on burning plastic in furnace with a muffler or some sort of filtering of the black burnt plastic smoke.

[@guymandude999]

You'd be producing a huge amount of toxic smoke and carbon by burning, or 'oxydizing' the plastic. The pyrolytic process breaks down the chains of molecules into less toxic, useable material in an oxygen-free environment.

[@orapelengjosefa5084]

Do very good and professional looking and well presented sir. Do you sell the container and if you sell how much? If I can't afford, are you able to sell plans for the mini plant?

[@joeturbo64]

Excellent

[@blainecelestaine4543]

Masha Allah .... Great work. Until your video I never saw anyone get the gasoline in one process. Are you using stainless Catalyst in that phase to maximize the gasoline production?

[@GreenmeResearch]

We use a specific catalyst and fuel treatment compounds, to increase the fuel quality production.

[@alorabiddulph2746]

Good job

[@dolmarf411]

How do you fill it up that opening??? And what with the water in the plastics and nasty stuff like food or something...

[@carot2003]

Good video..

[@melparrishjr]

Very Good!!! Now, can you make a Seafaring version to cleanup the world's Oceans with? If you can there are huge islands of plastic waste out there in international waters just waiting to be claimed... Ships could even bypass the pumps and go straight for the plastic islands to refuel themselves which would be an even greater advantage for offshore manufacturing plants. I may be an American, but I say the first ones to develop this technology to its fullest potential desserves the lion's share in this great new frontier! Excellent work!!!

[@redpillnationworldwide759]

I have to agree here. I would love to have a system like this on my property. I could recycle the county's wast plastics and oils and then sell them back gasoline and diesel for a fraction of what we pay at the pump. Win Win Win... Where do I sign up to be an investor?

[@melparrishjr]

@Red Pill Nation Worldwide, www.pyrolyze.com Contact us via Mail: [e-mail]

[@melparrishjr]

@@cannabico6621 Order will find itself when people just learn to care for one another. No institution on earth can do that! Institutions don't matter ...People do!

[@maitlandmoore6426]

The same process could burn on human waste. Nice clean machine ! Good job.

[@zachjohnson818]

Biogas from sewage heated machine would be genious. I would think about solar and wind supplemented.

[@jinoy517]

bravo

[@yogeshjangra619]

I m from Indian , great sir (war is b/w govt. Not b/w people

[@oudotcom]

Well done, how many Kgs of plastic can it process per day and how much oil does it produce ? Will you try to build a much smaller machine like a freezer sized like machine for personal households ? Would be insteresting to scale this down, so people could put that in their homes in he basement and produce enough oil for their heatings from their plastic waste...or produce their own diesel oil for their cars...

[@Majestic_DJ]

40kg per day, 80%, no use downscaling this, upscaling lowers cost and increases efficiency.(see my channel for a smaller demo unit)

[@danear2]

Hi Seem a nice machine. Two questions: Do we need to use a catalyst for the process? And what is the sulfur percent? Does it get down to 50 ppm?

[@GreenmeResearch]

Answer : Yes, yes. You can find more information @ www.pyrolyze.com

[@wlhgmk]

It would be nice to provide the heat from electricity generated by wind or solar and use the gas for cooking or other purposes.

[@GreenmeResearch]

Hi William, Nice idea and inline with our larger version. The 150kg per hour plant provides enough gas to power itself, the remaining gas can be used for cooking or generate electricity through 50KVA generator. Please visit www.pyrolyze.com for more information.

[@andrewmosypan9898]

What are iodine numbers of gasoline an diesel fractions? Density?

[@dragonden9227]

Do u know how much electric cost make cooking from plastic better for uv

[@SureshKumar-pz4bl]

really I don't see any use in modern vehicle ICE but it can be ok for producing kerosene for burner and domestic or community heating

[@RichieWellock]

it would have benefited this video to show how the plastic goes into chamber, is it 1st granulated what process is undertaken to granulate plastic. the output potential energy as to the input lpg energy. Im sure once all the oil companies go bust everyone will have these, but till then sadly it will be pushed under the carpet as mad science by such oil companies. well done, enjoyable video.

[@GarikDonagafonovich]

Hello did You come out with this development on the European market?

[@jackhopper255]

Excellent. Can you have feed stock of say old tires and old cables with internal wires?

[@GreenmeResearch]

All metal must be removed

[@TempleSquire]

Maybe if you create a device using electro magnetic induction, you can heat just the steel enough to peel the rubber off.

[@guymandude999]

Tires are vulcanized using sulfur, and breaking these chains needs a sulfur extraction step and is quite elaborate. Burning tires releases Sulfuric oxides, causing acid rain, killing lungs and trees.

[@itallomarcos8500]

Ola boa noite!! Te fala, vc conseguiu tirar o enxofre do produto?

[@ravigupta3738]

Great job 👍 wanted to know Can someone help in knowing what type of plastic scrap is suitable for this process such as PET bottle, multi layered packaging, printed laminated films? Please clarify..

[@GreenmeResearch]

Supported material feedstock can be found at www.pyrolyze.com

[@jitendragautam9218]

Sir goverment allowed to sell this type deasel and petro;

[@abdirahmanahmed1489]

Great technology, but how much of energy it needs to burn the tires? Can you use to make only diesel? Thank you.

[@guymandude999]

Tires are vulcanized using sulfur, and breaking these chains needs a sulfur extraction step and is quite elaborate. Burning tires releases Sulfuric acid, causing acid rain.

[@MOTOFLIXGARAGE]

Hi I am from India, I suggest you must use induction heating with solar or wind energy for pyrolysis

[@eduardoezequielantunessosa152]

I don't think it's feasible because of the power required... Burning some fuel, preferably the very own gas from the pyrolysis, seems the best choice if we're looking at biooil production only

[@GreenmeResearch]

@@eduardoezequielantunessosa152 our 150kg plant only uses a small amount of diesel or lpg to start-up, then the whole plant runs self-sufficient. www.Pyrolyze.com

[@amarishpatel7925]

Sir aap mujse bat karo 7433997799 / 9824479131 ya aapka no do plz

[@sammyd7857]

@@eduardoezequielantunessosa152 didn't you watch the video

[@hussain-al-sheikh8582]

@chandaka srinivas if you are from india or if you have interested to install this pyrolasis plant contact me.

[@tinashemukota1431]

Do you have a full range of the type of plastic types that can be fed into the pyroliser and what their yields are?? I recently found out that not all plastics can be used.

[@GreenmeResearch]

Www.pyrolyze.com

[@guacman74]

That’s my uncle right there

[@MuhammadArsalan-rn7ql]

hello @arham how r u? bro can u plz provide me with contact details of ur uncle.i am interested buyer

[@hichemkasbi7287]

@David all that shit is a proof of your iq poor idiot

[@boogle785]

@David I will tell U why . It is so they are easily manipulated by religious doctrine i.e. brainwashing ! Provides social limitations and barriers to prevent critical analysis and questioning of religious and political controls. This prevents natural selection based on open genetic transfer and ceases transformational development of humans as they evolve. In other words they are a "big full stop" with self-destructive tendencies !!!!!

[@milliondollaroptions]

I would like to contact your Uncle too. Why don't you provide contact information?

[@milliondollaroptions]

@@MuhammadArsalan-rn7ql Craig Nelson 2 seconds ago I would like to contact your Uncle too. Why don't you provide contact information?

[@tristanseraspi7107]

What is the operating pressure?

[@melbabao5905]

Hy Farooq please send as quotation for complete set of Oyrokysis Machine. Ghanks

[@stevengayler8447]

I wonder if this could work on a boat to clean up the plastic floating in the ocean? 🤔 It might not be a good idea with the waves and stuff.

[@sprintershepherd4359]

it could although the wet plastic would take more energy to burn off and some plastics may not be suitable and some other debris caught up in the plastic

[@whomee4541]

I was about to start a bio-diesel plant utilising waste oils etc. pre-COVID and looked at these machines. However, I found these way too expensive especially for developing countries where they can reallly make a difference. Not sure about their competitive advantage as far as business results goes. Ali Baba is full of Chinese companies offering modular Pyrolysis plants to customize to a business needs at a much discounted rate, especially since the pandemic when things really slowed down for them. Lets be clear, I don't have ANY stake in these Chinese companies and I was able to find a 2nd hand Chinese plant.

[@Volkyno]

Hello! How much pyrolysis oil you obtain from 100 kg of waste plastic?

[@bibhasroy2028]

I want to make one but the problem is I can't understand how to make the catalyst chamber. Can you help me?

[@francoisrobillard3164]

Bibhas Roy its two tank one inside the other. In between is the burner,

[@weclavijo]

the fuel you make, work in diesel cars and trucks?

[@GreenmeResearch]

correct ; www.pyrolyze.com

[@quantumenergysolutions9128]

Can it mix with wood?

[@cristilazurca35]

I am very interested in the technology you presented, especially as I understand that the resulting products are directly profitable. I'm interested in when can I buy a complete pyrolysis plant?

[@raymundohooten1020]

his 40kg batch demo unit is not for SALE There will a 20kg plastic batch / 250 liter per day semi-continues WMO unit being made available for pre-order worldwide on 10th of July, which will include a customizable business case for calculating your own CAPEX/OPEX. The 150kg per hour unit sale is for the time being restricted to The Netherlands, but the complete offer including business-case can be ordered from www.pyrolyze.com from our launch date on the 10th of July 2019. For further information about our pyrolysis technology. Visit our website @ www.pyrolyze.com

[@deepakkalita5978]

​@@raymundohooten1020 this project posible in India

[@kuldeepshekhaliya6877]

Condenser tem. Is control or not....?? It is manual.....

[@jburr36]

You speak more French than I do

[@Abdulhamid-zi1xh]

Can you use synthetic textile waste

[@xXstewieXx100]

You can use nearly any kind of organic material as long as it is made of carbon. You should be careful with certain materials if they have harmful chemicals that may be liberated. People commonly use bio-materials.

[@AR-rf9hc]

Aoa sir i am very much relieved to know that u belong to Pakistan. As u are well aware of garbage situation in country please do something to clean Pakistan.

[@miqbal8961]

U r in italy why u should gives demonstration on water electrolusis h oh

[@truetalk09]

Has it got environment clearance for use?

[@GreenmeResearch]

Please visit the Netherlands-based www.pyrolyze.com and their FAQ and Research pages. Thank you.

[@UCanDoitnow26]

I am impressed well thought out Love the technology fairly new to it ....can I buy a 20kg unit here in the US.?

[@GreenmeResearch]

Hi Mike, Please a close eye on www.pyrolyze.com for the worldwide availability of the 20kg unit. Target is to have it available before the 7th of July. Kind regards,

[@GreenmeResearch]

Hi Mike, You can order the 20kg unit online now. Kind regards, Raymundo Pyrolyze

[@hajjiwan23]

@@GreenmeResearch how much is the price of the 20kg plant

[@GreenmeResearch]

@@hajjiwan23 please go to the offered commercial platform for the additional information offered there. Www.pyrolyze.com

[@sophyyang6847]

What is the cost of 80kg plant please tell me

[@francoisrobillard3164]

What's the cost per gallon produced?

[@GreenmeResearch]

Please check Pyrolyze.com,we offer what you see there in the business cases presented.

[@Jordy40Growing]

Let's get these in industrial size put them on a fleet of ships and start taking care of the great plastic patches in the oceans.

[@eriknielsen1849]

The chines make 100 tons a day machines

[@amungwatdaniel9978]

Good day how much is this machine, to reach Africa in Cameroon. In cfa francs. Thanks.

[@recoveryministriesdiosef3434]

To the Powers in charge on earth , be smart and survive , and apply this method to survive and CLEAN UP THE OCEANS . The UNIVERSE APPROVES .

[@raymondmallia2720]

How much does the machine cost

[@hughmcclanahan2048]

A voice over( add sound during editing) would be easier to hear and easier on audience ears!

[@sanketnarkhede4628]

How much money required to establish this plant ? Plz give reply ass soon as u possible.

[@MrZhefish]

now, use solar lens to heat the furnace, setup a operation in a stable country on the equator to maximize sun exposure, preferable a desert region and begin. in a few years this will be cheaper to do than what's going on right now in the world.... - and use the gas extracted to power the electricity, among with solar cells of course.... (blower, pumps etc.)

[@lakshanvithanage5292]

How can I get more details?

[@recoveryministriesdiosef3434]

What kind of exhaust does the fuel emit ?

[@GreenmeResearch]

View www.pyrolyze.com for more information.

[@marikantisanthoshreddy1016]

Sir, all types of plastic at a time or separately boiled

[@GreenmeResearch]

Hi, check @ www.pyrolyze.com for more information.

[@paulallen3405]

how many kilowatts of electricity does this plant use to produce 1000L of oil?

[@GreenmeResearch]

About 5 litres of diesel/gas is required for start-up afterwards the reactor is being fed for 5 litres per hour from it's own produce. Remaining synthgas can be stored or used to power a 50KVA generator continuously. Overview of output 55% diesel 30% Naphta 10% Gas (50% to the burner - 50% for a 50KVA generator) 05% Biochar

[@paulallen3405]

Wow, that's a lot less then i would have thought to run your setup. Just another question please, what waste/by products does this process produce and can they be further used or refined for other uses or do they go to land fill?

[@mohamedfarouk920]

Hello I'm interested about the machine , but i have to know if we have to buy catalyst and put it in the catalyst reactor each time we use the machine ? Because i want to put the machine in a place that is difficult to bring quantity of catalyst each month

[@GreenmeResearch]

Hi Mohamed, Thank you for your question. Let's discuss this via email. [e-mail]

[@sylvesterchafunga9944]

how much can it cost in Zambia - Africa . Including export details

[@GreenmeResearch]

Please visit the Netherlands-based www.pyrolyze.com and their FAQ and Research pages. Thank you.

[@cosmeticsurgeonuk]

I’ve sent you a message via your contact form on your website but have not received a response. Is it working?

[@truetalk09]

Safety certificate ?

[@quantumenergysolutions9128]

Can it also make excess gas after self powering?

[@GreenmeResearch]

For further information about our pyrolysis technology. Visit our website @ www.pyrolyze.com

[@javedharoon1297]

Very impressive. I was about to build one myself but since you already making it in Pakistan it is very nice. What is the prices.

[@prasobhgdas7578]

After pyrolysis there will be some carbon on the bottom tank, what will you do with that?

[@GreenmeResearch]

You can sell it for road carpeting or colouring feedstock.

[@krishkrish6166]

@@GreenmeResearch can we make tiles from that waste on bottom

[@GreenmeResearch]

@@krishkrish6166 Carbon black (subtypes are acetylene black, channel black, furnace black, lamp black and thermal black) is a material produced by the incomplete combustion of heavy petroleum products such as FCC tar, coal tar, or ethylene cracking tar. Carbon black is a form of paracrystalline carbon that has a high surface-area-to-volume ratio, albeit lower than that of activated carbon. It is dissimilar to soot in its much higher surface-area-to-volume ratio and significantly lower (negligible and non-bioavailable) polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon (PAH) content. However, carbon black is widely used as a model compound for diesel soot for diesel oxidation experiments.[2] Carbon black is mainly used as a reinforcing filler in tires and other rubber products. In plastics, paints, and inks, carbon black is used as a color pigment.

[@dolmarf411]

@@krishkrish6166 The ash is toxic....

[@ericcolon2759]

Where can I buy one??

[@vivosereni]

Is the machine made in pakistan or netherlads ? AM VERY INTERESTED ON THE MACHINE

[@GreenmeResearch]

Pyrolyze.com is a Netherlands based company. Please visit our website @ www.pyrolyze.com

[@s101077]

❤

[@brazilchem]

Hello sir, everywhere I go, when we talk about climate change or new energy sources, sooner or later, pyrolysis is presented as a simple but elegant solution to plastic waste. Every city should have it's own facility. BUT it's not what happens. It's quite rare in fact. Why is that so? What are the downsides of pyrolysis?

[@prajwalkrishnadas]

How much 1 ton Batch ( not continuous) plant would cost sir.

[@GreenmeResearch]

Please check Pyrolyze.com,we offer what you see there.

[@JervinChristianKabigting]

Hello, how the catalyst is made? what are materials used to make the catalyst?

[@GreenmeResearch]

That is a Trade Secret.

[@insideuv1117]

Colour change filter?

[@f7ipper]

Did I miss something or was no fuel oil actually produced in this demonstration?

[@GreenmeResearch]

Hi, there was production of pyrolysis oil during this demonstration.

[@svendittmann3105]

10:00 'when the pyrolysis is on .... o lot of bubbles' mean the reactor is starting yet

[@betterbuilt1114]

What’s the cost?