One of the persistent technical problems in waste oil to diesel conversion is coke formation inside the pyrolysis reactor. Coking reduces thermal efficiency, clogs transfer lines, and demands frequent shutdowns. This blog explores the root causes of coking and specific reactor design solutions that reduce this risk. Understanding Coke Formation Coke is a carbonaceous byproduct formed when...

Waste oil to diesel plants offer a promising solution to the environmental challenges posed by both waste oil disposal and reliance on fossil fuels. By converting used cooking oil, animal fats, and other waste oils into biodiesel, these plants contribute to a circular economy and reduce our dependence on petroleum. But how does the carbon footprint of this process compare to traditional diesel...