Recovering what matters

A tyre reaches the end of its life. The material inside it does not.

TY Oil Energies recovers carbon black, pyrolysis oil and steel from end-of-life tyres across India.

TY Oil Energies pyrolysis plant facility
0 Three recovered streams from a single input, each produced to a consistent, documented specification.
0 Controlled process stages from intake to dispatch
0 Industries that already depend on virgin equivalents
Products

Three recovered streams from a single input, each produced to a consistent, documented specification.

Every end-of-life tyre entering our line is separated into materials that industry can use directly. Steel is removed first, during preparation. The prepared rubber then passes into sealed, oxygen-free thermal conversion, which yields a hydrocarbon oil and a solid carbon char. The oil is condensed and refined into a stable process feedstock. The char is milled and classified into recovered carbon black suitable for substitution against several virgin grades.

NeoBlack

Recovered carbon black of consistent grade and particle size.

NeoCrude

Stable recovered tyre pyrolysis oil for process and refining use.

NeoSteel

High-tensile reclaimed steel wire, cleaned and baled for reuse.

Built to close a loop that India currently leaves open.

TY Oil Energies pyrolysis plant with silos and reactor
Technology

A continuous, sealed pyrolysis line designed for consistent output rather than maximum throughput.

Pyrolysis performs only as well as the material entering it. The majority of our process control therefore sits upstream of the reactor, in grading, sizing, wire separation and drying, so that every charge presents the same characteristics and the output stays inside the same band batch after batch.

Conversion takes place under seal with oxygen excluded and heat applied indirectly, so the rubber decomposes thermally rather than combusting. Vapour is drawn off through a staged condenser train and settled into oil by grade. Solid char is cooled, scalped for residual wire, then milled and classified into finished carbon. Non-condensable gas is captured and returned to the burners as fuel.

01

Intake

Loads are weighed, sampled and graded, with rims, tubes and contamination removed before acceptance.

02

Preparation

Casings are reduced to uniform chip, with steel extracted magnetically and textile removed by air classification.

03

Conversion

Prepared chip is charged under seal into an indirectly heated reactor operating without oxygen.

04

Recovery

Vapour is condensed into oil, char is milled into carbon black, and process gas is captured for reuse.

05

Dispatch

Finished material is classified, packed and released against a batch record.

Twin-rotor size reduction, whole casing to uniform chip
Enclosed transfer through a rotary airlock into the sealed reactor
Applications

Recovered materials engineered to perform in the industries that already depend on virgin equivalents.

Tyre manufacturing
Rubber goods and moulded components
Cables, hoses and profiles
Paints, inks and coatings
Plastics and masterbatch
Industrial process fuel
Steel mills and foundries
Research and product development
TY Oil Energies sustainable tyre recovery facility
Sustainability

Producing virgin carbon black consumes fossil feedstock to create a material that already exists inside every discarded tyre.

India generates significantly more end-of-life tyres each year than the country has licensed capacity to process, and the shortfall continues to widen. The default outcomes, stockpiling and open burning, destroy recoverable material and release avoidable emissions in the process.

Recovery changes the arithmetic on both sides. Each tonne of recovered carbon black displaces a tonne that would otherwise have been manufactured from fossil oil, and each tyre processed is one removed from an unmanaged waste stream. For manufacturers, substitution is a direct route to lower embedded carbon in the finished product without redesigning it.

Containment is what makes that case hold. Material handling is enclosed with extraction at source, the reactor operates under seal, and process gas is cleaned and burned back into the plant rather than flared, supplying the majority of its thermal load. Emissions pass through multi-stage treatment before release, and operating conditions are logged continuously through every cycle.

Quality

Standards we work to.

Consistency is the condition of entry for any recovered material. Our products are sampled at discharge and tested using the same recognised methods our customers apply to virgin material, so results can be read directly against an incumbent supplier's certificate. Retained samples are held against every batch number, and third party verification is available on request.

About

An Indian materials recovery company built around a single process, operated properly.

TY Oil Energies takes end-of-life tyres apart under controlled conditions and returns every recoverable fraction to industrial use. That is the whole business, and the plant is engineered around it rather than adapted to it.

We contract at both ends of the loop. Collectors, fleet operators, retreaders and municipal contractors require a documented route for the casings they hold. Manufacturers require carbon black, process oil and steel, and increasingly prefer recovered material where specification allows. We also support partners developing recovery capacity in their own regions.

TY Oil Energies plant exterior
Contact

Contact our team to discuss feedstock supply, product offtake or partnership. We will come back to you with specification and availability.

Cooperative office

Plot no. 482, Rasal Ganj
Aligarh, UP 202001

Noida office

C-4, 132, Sector 31
Noida 201301