Heze 2025 Continuous Tyre Pyrolysis Project Record

Pyrojin's public record identifies a 2025 waste-tyre project in Heze, Shandong, using a continuous processing route with a documented design capacity of 50 t/day. This page separates those recorded facts from performance claims that require operating data.

The 50 t/day figure is a design capacity, not independently measured current throughput, annual output or guaranteed availability.

Project record at a glance

Delivery scope recorded by Pyrojin

The public project description records the following supplier scope. It should be read as a scope statement, not as third-party certification of the plant's present performance:

• Project design and equipment supply.
• Installation support and on-site technical guidance.
• Staff training for the supplied system.
• Ongoing technical support after delivery.

Installed configuration shown in site photographs

The three first-party photographs below document physical equipment at the reported site. The descriptions are limited to visible features and do not infer process results.

What this record establishes-and what it does not

Verification boundary

This is a first-party supplier project record, not an independent engineering audit. The photographs support the existence and visible arrangement of equipment; they do not by themselves prove feed rate, steady-state duration, yield, product specification, emissions performance, safety compliance or profitability.

Any buyer using this project as a reference should compare feed preparation, equipment configuration, battery limits, local control systems and acceptance criteria with the proposed project. Differences must be recorded before reference results are transferred into a design or financial model.

Evidence to request before using this project as a benchmark

A decision-grade comparison should add the following project-specific records:

1. Representative tyre-feed analyses, preparation route and acceptance window.
2. Process flow diagram, equipment list, battery limits and utility conditions.
3. Dated operating logs showing feed mass, stable period, stops and measurement methods.
4. Closed mass and energy balance, including off-spec material and unaccounted loss.
5. Product sampling plan and laboratory reports tied to named buyer specifications.
6. Applicable permits, emissions inventory, control equipment and monitoring or stack-test reports.
7. Factory/site acceptance protocol, responsibilities, exclusions and corrective-action record.
8. Maintenance history, availability definition and evidence for any commercial assumptions.

Continue the evidence trail

Review the continuous tyre pyrolysis plant specification, use the tyre pyrolysis engineering guide to structure due diligence, compare the Thailand continuous project record, or submit site and feed data for a project-specific review. Submit project data.

Record basis and disclosure

Published 2 July 2025 and reviewed for evidence boundaries on 28 August 2026. Project facts and photographs are from Pyrojin's own public record. No customer identity, operating dataset, laboratory certificate, permit file or third-party audit was available in the public page reviewed; none is implied here.