The typical temperature range for pyrolysis of agricultural wastes is from 400 - 650 degree C. The addition of plastics should not significantly alter the temperature regime. However, it is crucial to select a suitable heating rate and residence time for the process(es). Hope this helps.
If you are designing your experiments then I would strongly suggest you to try a range (temp, time and catalyst loading) for yourself as the electrolytic conditions may differ significantly from one set-up to another and the products yields could also be very different depending on reactor size, type, feedstock, waste type (which agriculture waste, type of plastic) and so on.
We have conducted detailed experiments on different types of plastic in a small pilot scale pyrolysis reactor using different conditions and results do vary.
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Your operating conditions will be determined by the end products you are looking for. Put in mind the reaction temperature, heating rate, time, catalyst loading and the type of reactor you are using.