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[Chemical Knowledge]：Properties and Uses of Tire Oil

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Tire oil is a kind of oil which has an important position in the field of chemical production raw materials, which is mainly produced by the pyrolysis process of waste tires. Its nature and use vary, mainly depending on the specific production process and tire type. This article will detail the properties and main uses of tire oil.

1. the nature of tire oil

1. composition: tire oil is mainly composed of hydrocarbons, which contain more aromatics and a small amount of olefins, naphthenes and so on.
2. Physical properties: Tire oil is usually a black or dark brown viscous liquid with high viscosity and density, low volatility and flash point.
3. Chemical properties: The tire oil has certain chemical stability and can resist chemical reactions such as oxidation and thermal decomposition. At the same time, some components in the tire oil also have good lubricity and wear resistance.

2. The main uses of tire oil

1. Fuel oil: Tire oil can be used as fuel oil for combustion to generate heat and electricity. Because of its high carbon content, the heat generated by combustion is correspondingly high, so it is a kind of fuel oil with high calorific value.
2. Lubricating oil: Some components in tire oil have good lubricity and wear resistance, so they can be used as lubricating oil to reduce mechanical friction and wear.
3. Chemical raw materials: tire oil can be used as chemical raw materials for the production of various chemical products, such as carbon black, rubber oil, etc. Among them, carbon black is an important rubber reinforcing agent, which can improve the strength and wear resistance of rubber products.

, it should be noted that the nature and use of tire oil are affected by factors such as production process and tire type. Therefore, detailed testing and analysis are required before use to ensure that it meets relevant standards and requirements.

In short, as an important raw material for chemical production, tire oil has a wide range of applications in the fields of fuel oil, lubricating oil and chemical raw materials. With the continuous increase of waste tire resources and the improvement of environmental protection requirements, the production and application of tire oil will be paid more and more attention.

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