What is the oil from tire pyrolysis used for?

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Tire pyrolysis oil has a high calorific value and can directly replace fuel oil for industrial or boiler heating purposes, such as in cement plants, steel mills, glass factories, etc. It can also be refined into diesel for use in diesel power plants, heavy machinery, and agricultural machinery. Here is some extended information about automotive tires: 1. Impact of tire size on vehicles: Tire size affects a car's acceleration, stability, and fuel consumption. The relationship between tire size and driving speed is complex. Small-displacement vehicles may struggle to move if fitted with oversized tires due to insufficient power, while large-displacement vehicles may have their power output limited by excessively small tires, affecting speed. Bigger and wider tires are not necessarily better. When driving on bumpy roads or over speed bumps, oversized tires can easily cause friction interference with the wheel arches. 2. Functions of tires: Tires transmit driving force, braking force, and steering force to enable vehicle operation; they support vehicle loads; and they mitigate and absorb vibrations and impacts during driving to prevent severe vibrations from damaging automotive components.