Publications by authors named "Francesco Di Canio"
Article Synopsis
- Automotive shredder residue (ASR) is made up of various materials like plastics, foams, and textiles, making its disposal challenging due to environmental regulations.
- Pyrolysis is presented as an eco-friendly thermal treatment option for ASR, capable of recovering valuable by-products like pyrolysis oil and gas, although most research has focused on small-scale processes.
- The study investigates the pyrolysis of ASR using a bench scale rotary kiln at varying temperatures (450, 550, 650°C), resulting in insights about product yields and characteristics that are helpful for scaling up the process.
