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    The document shows a figure and table analyzing the thermal gravimetric (TG) and differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) curves of waste engine oil. The TG and DSC curves indicate that de-volatilization of the waste oil occurs in a short temperature range between 300 to 500 degrees Celsius in two steps, with the main step being a sharp drop between 300 to 450 degrees and a smoother fall up to 550 degrees, leaving no appreciable residue.

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    The document shows a figure and table analyzing the thermal gravimetric (TG) and differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) curves of waste engine oil. The TG and DSC curves indicate that de-volatilization of the waste oil occurs in a short temperature range between 300 to 500 degrees Celsius in two steps, with the main step being a sharp drop between 300 to 450 degrees and a smoother fall up to 550 degrees, leaving no appreciable residue.

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    Fig. 3 TG and DSC Curve For Waste Engine Oil (WEO)

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    sumit raj
    The document shows a figure and table analyzing the thermal gravimetric (TG) and differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) curves of waste engine oil. The TG and DSC curves indicate that de-volatilization of the waste oil occurs in a short temperature range between 300 to 500 degrees Celsius in two steps, with the main step being a sharp drop between 300 to 450 degrees and a smoother fall up to 550 degrees, leaving no appreciable residue.

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    Fig.

    3 TG and DSC curve for Waste Engine oil (WEO)

    Shows that the de- volatilization of the waste oil takes place in a short temperature range
    (between 300 and 500 C) yielding no appreciable residue, in two visible steps: the main step is a
    sharp fall between 300 and 450 K, whereas the second one is a smoother fall up to 550 C.

    Waste engine oil

    ,
    C/min
    10

    Reaction Range,
    C

    Peak Temperature, C

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