INVESTIGATION OF TUNGSTEN CATALYSTS APPLIED TO NATURAL ZEOLITE FOR THE PROCESS OF THERMOCATALYTIC HYDROGENATION OF HYDROCARBON WASTE

To date, the most effective is thermal hydrogenation catalysis, which is an advanced part of the science of processing rubber and polymer waste. This, on the one hand, will allow these processes to be carried out with the participation of cheap and effective catalysts and in soft conditions in order to find alternative sources of hydrocarbons for oil and natural gases. The increasing use of polymer materials in all industries and everyday life, as well as the reduction of their service life has led to one of the important problems facing the world civilization, the problem of environmental pollution by polymer waste. Such waste is not split in natural conditions and ignites when Gorenje with the release of harmful toxic substances. The solution to this problem lies in the development of new technologies for processing industrial waste, as well as the search for catalysts that solve the problem of fuel shortage. In the process of thermocatalytic hydrogenation during processing of polymer waste, hydrocarbon fractions similar to motor fuels will be obtained. In general, this will allow us to process secondary raw materials, add additional fuel materials to the market, and have a positive impact on the environment. New catalysts based on natural zeolite from the Taijuzgen deposit modified with W (VI) salt were studied in order to jointly study the processes of thermocatalytic hydrogenation of plastic waste and optimize the process.

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