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Waste-to-fuel revolution: Turning plastic, tires, and biomass into sustainable energy

Characteristics comparison of pyrolysed oils obtained from waste of plastic, tyres and biomass solid
Naim Ul Hasan, Md. Mahfujur Rahman, Raisul Imran Rahat

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The article compares oils produced from plastic, tyre, and biomass waste through a process called pyrolysis. This method converts waste into useful products like oil, gas, and char. Plastic waste can be turned into cost-effective hydrocarbons for fuel. Tyre waste produces gases like CO2 and CO. Biomass waste is also a good source of renewable energy. The study shows that all three types of waste can be transformed into valuable resources through pyrolysis.