Does tire pyrolysis oil contain high chlorine content?

 Tire pyrolysis oil is a liquid product obtained by thermal decomposition of tires in an oxygen-free or oxygen-deficient environment. The main components of tire pyrolysis oil include alkanes, olefins, benzene, toluene, xylene, styrene and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons. These components are mainly produced by the pyrolysis of rubber, additives, etc. in tires. In addition, tire pyrolysis oil also contains some phenolic compounds and other impurities.

Chlorine is usually not a major component of tires, nor is it a common element in rubber or tire additives. Therefore, during the tire pyrolysis process, chlorine is unlikely to enter the pyrolysis oil in large quantities.

 The main components of pyrolysis oil are hydrocarbon compounds, which are produced during the tire pyrolysis process and usually do not contain chlorine. Therefore, it can be considered that tire pyrolysis oil is low-chlorine or chlorine-free. The composition of tire pyrolysis oil may be affected by many factors, including tire formulation, pyrolysis process conditions, etc. Therefore, in practical applications, if you need to know the chlorine content of a specific batch of tire pyrolysis oil, it is recommended to conduct special testing and analysis.

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