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Thermolysis Technology and Technical Means for Processing Organic Technogenic Materials

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Scientific and technical developments were carried out to create resource-saving technology and patent-protected devices for low-temperature thermolysis processing of municipal solid waste (MSW) with various physical and mechanical characteristics. Pilot tests of a thermolysis reactor with a spiral conveying body of combined action were carried out and design, technological and thermal engineering parameters of low-temperature processing of organic MSW, as well as rubber waste (RW) were obtained. Samples of recovered carbon black (rCB) were obtained, corresponding to industrial products in terms of their physicochemical characteristics and properties. The possibility of using carbon black obtained by low-temperature thermolysis in the paint and varnish industry has been confirmed. Presented are the test results of paint and varnish compositions made on the basis of three types of polymer binders (alkyd, epoxy, acrylic) carbon black grades P-803, K-354 and rCB, obtained by low-temperature thermolysis technology. It has been established that these compositions, as well as coatings based on them, in terms of their performance, meet the requirements for carbon black grades P-803 and K-354.

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The work was carried out within the framework of project No. 10089447, the program of the REC “Innovative solutions in the agro-industrial complex”, the scientific and production platform “Rational use of natural resources”.

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Sevostianov, V.S., Shein, N.T., Shamgulov, R.U., Obolonsky, V.V. (2022). Thermolysis Technology and Technical Means for Processing Organic Technogenic Materials. In: Klyuev, S.V. (eds) Digital Technologies in Construction Engineering. Lecture Notes in Civil Engineering, vol 173. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-81289-8_42

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