• Aduro reported 86% recovery of liquid hydrocarbons in steady-state runs at its NGP pilot plant using recycled polypropylene feedstock.
• About 85% of the liquid output was C20 or lighter hydrocarbons, aligning with typical naphtha-cracker feed ranges.
• The latest 24/4 campaign ran 47 hours continuously, reaching steady state after about 12 hours, then holding it for 35 hours.
• Targeted operating changes were reversed in about two hours, supporting process robustness claims ahead of longer-duration campaigns.
• Results were used to plan longer runs with mixed polypropylene and polyethylene feedstocks, supporting design work for a first-of-its-kind commercial plant.

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