Waste Tire Pyrolysis Anti-sticking Agent Waste Plastic Pyrolysis Anti-sticking Agent Boiler Anti-sticking Agent

What is the most troublesome issue you often encounter in pyrolysis production? Sticking to the wall. It occurs every production cycle, even every batch. Sticking to the wall, also known as coking, is caused not only by improper use of catalysts leading to polymerization reactions but also by the composition of the raw materials. For example, the sticking situation differs between tires and plastics, and catalytic processes for producing biofuels also experience varying degrees of wall adhesion, particularly with cable sheaths, which is more severe. To address this issue, our company has finally found a relatively effective solution through practical experience in waste plastic pyrolysis and waste tire pyrolysis: the Boiler Anti-sticking Agent. With the addition of this agent, manual chipping is unnecessary during slag removal; only sweeping is required. It is particularly effective for fully automatic slag removal in rotary reactors.