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Sydney & Mudgee, NSW, Australia |
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Mediterranean |
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smallsustainableliving.wordpress.com/ |
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Posted by Lesley White about 10 years ago
The machine produced in various sizes, for both industrial and home uses, can easily transform a kilogram of plastic waste into a liter of oil, using about 1 kW·h of electricity but without emitting CO2 in the process. The machine uses a temperature controlling electric heater instead of flames, processing anything from polyethylene or polystyrene to polypropylene (numbers 2-4). 1 kg of plastic produces one liter of oil. This process uses only about 1 kW·h of electricity.
Additional Resources:
http://ourworld.unu.edu/en/plastic-to-oil-fantastic
http://www.blest.co.jp/englishcatalogue.html
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