Plastic Waste Management through Pyrolysis in the Seribu Islands: Energy Efficiency and Fuel Oil Production Analysis

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The highest diesel yield of 0.805 tons per 1,000 kg of plastic occurs with a mixture at 550 °C.
Operating at 550 °C with specific plastic ratios leads to substantial energy efficiency and fuel oil production.
Annual ROI of 0.26% signifies the project’s economic viability alongside its environmental conservation efforts.
The research supports plastic waste management strategies through effective energy conversion methods.

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This analysis reveals pyrolysis converts plastic waste into diesel fuel, indicating potential environmental benefits and ROI in Seribu Islands.

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This analysis reveals pyrolysis converts plastic waste into diesel fuel, indicating potential environmental benefits and ROI in Seribu Islands.