Research has been carried out on the design of machines with technology to convert plastic waste into fuel renewable energy, the aim is to find out pyrolysis technology which is a technology in converting plastic waste into reusable gas and liquid phases that have the potential to be used as renewable energy. The machine consists of one pyrolysis reactor, 3 condensers, 3 storage tanks. The standard method used to test samples is ASTM D4052. This plastic waste converter machine uses Polypropylene and High-Density Polyethylene plastics. The results showed that the most pyrolysis oil from PP plastic waste was 0.52 kg and HDPE was obtained as much as 0.62 kg from each type of waste material as much as 3 kg. For PP plastic waste, the specific gravity of oil is 866.7 kg/m 3 and 743.1 kg/m 3 and HDPE plastic the specific gravity of oil is 842 kg/m 3 and 737.7 kg/m 3 . The specific gravity of pyrolysis oil in waste PP plastic and HDPE plastic is close to the specific gravity of diesel fuel and gasoline. Data based on Directorate General of Oil and Gas Indonesia for specifications of diesel specific gravity 815-870 kg /m 3 , specifications of gasoline type 88 is 715-770 kg /m 3 .
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