Registration Number
0225U001589,
(0124U000973)
, R & D reports
Title
Development of technological solutions for the production of composite motor fuels from secondary raw materials to improve energy security
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Оцінка енергетичного потенціалу вторинної сировини, одержання паливних фракцій її переробкою та дослідження їх властивостей
Head
Boichenko Serhii V., Доктор технічних наук
Registration Date
03-02-2025
Organization
National Technical University of Ukraine «Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute»
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The project aims to develop technological solutions for producing composite motor fuels from recycled materials (plastic waste, worn-out tyres and food waste) to improve energy security
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This research work is devoted to solving an important scientific and applied problem of improving the energy and environmental safety of Ukraine by producing composite motor fuels from recycled materials. The work is aimed at developing technological solutions for the production of composite motor fuels from secondary raw materials to improve energy security (plastic waste, worn-out tyres and food industry waste). The development of technological solutions for recycled materials processing will allow to obtain additional motor fuels at a reduced cost, reduce imports and improve the environmental situation in the country, which justifies the relevance of this R&D.
The aim of the tasks is to substantiate the possibility of using the obtained synthetic fractions for blending with petroleum motor fuels (motor gasoline, diesel, fuels for gas turbine engines) by assessing the amount of waste generated, studying fuel fractions obtained by processing food and plastic waste and food industry waste.
The main idea of the work is to obtain additional energy resources from secondary raw materials (plastic waste, waste tyres and food industry waste (e.g. animal or vegetable (waste) fats (in particular, chicken) to meet the needs of the transport sector and to develop a model for assessing energy security and an ecological model for the collection and utilisation of energy-intensive waste.
The hypothesis is that the efficient use of energy-intensive secondary raw materials will improve the energy and environmental security of the state.
The results of the research will contribute to the dissemination of positive practices of using available raw materials (waste) to produce motor fuels and reduce the country's energy dependence in the absence of domestic production of petroleum products. The scientific results will correspond to the current world level in the field of production and use of alternative motor fuels.
Product Description
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Boichenko Serhii V.
Zholtaily Sofiia Yu.
Zaporozhets Artur O.
Zubenko Stepan O.
Levandovsky Igor A.
Shkilniuk Iryna O.
Yakovlieva Anna V.
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2025-02-03
