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Co-Pyrolysis of Disposable Mask with Sugarcane Bagasse

Using disposable masks to protect against coronavirus 19 (COVID-19) has become a habit during the pandemic. However, the emergence of contaminated mask waste causes environmental problems because recycling is difficult. This research carried out the co-pyrolysis of disposable masks waste with sugarcane bagasse in a tubular reactor. The temperature and blend ratio of sugarcane bagasse to disposable mask was varied to investigate the product distribution. The maximum liquid product yield was obtained at 54.3% at 400 °C using a blend ratio of sugarcane bagasse to disposable mask 1/2. Based on the Gas Chromatography Mass Spectrophotometry (GS-MS) analysis, the liquid products consists of alkanes, alkenes, acids, alcohols, ketones, and aromatic compounds.