Another project completed! BJL-16 plastic pyrolysis plant successfully completed installation and debugging in Morocco. The Moroccan plastic recycling project completed all delivery links as planned. Beston’s equipment achieved the design goals. It provides Moroccan customers with a stable and environmentally friendly waste plastic recycling solution. Our installation engineer reached a project handover with the customer on site. Below are photos from the site.
Installation of Plastic Pyrolysis Plant in Morocco
Main Furnace
The main furnace was first hoisted to the preset position. Installation team paved the casing with refractory mud. In addition, they laid the equipment with insulation cotton. All went smoothly in strict accordance with the design requirements. All of these ensure the thermal efficiency and safety of the pyrolysis plant.
Feeding System
After assembling the main furnace, the team first assembled the hydraulic feeding system. Then, they docked the furnace door with feeding system to ensure smooth feeding and safe operation. This avoids any obstacles in the feeding process.
Condensation System
The installation of the condensation system includes system positioning, hoisting and pipeline welding. We installed all system components according to the design standards. Thus, it ensures that the oil gas efficiently cool down and become usable oil products.
Debugging Plastic Pyrolysis Machine in Morocco
Air Tightness Debugging
Beston installation engineers test the air tightness of the equipment on site. This ensures that all connection points are leak-free and meet the design requirements. Strict air tightness ensures the safety and stability of plastic pyrolysis plant in actual operation.
Oil Output Test
With waste tires as raw materials, a series of oil output debugging was carried out. This ensures the efficiency of the pyrolysis process. By optimizing the pyrolysis conditions, the equipment achieves the oil production expected by Moroccan customers. This ensures the production benefits of the project.
Plastic Pyrolysis Project Completed in Morocco
After the debugging was completed, the project entered the operation stage smoothly. The Beston team handed over the equipment to the Moroccan customer as planned. The handover form for the successful operation of the project has been completed and signed and confirmed by the customer. All installation and debugging work was completed smoothly, and all indicators of the project met expectations.
