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Plasma Arc Waste Disposal

Startech Environmental Corp. http://www.startech.net Startech is the only publicly traded waste-to-energy plasma arc technology company in the world. They presently have three 5 ton/day installati...  
 
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PsionNinja (5 days ago) Show Hide
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Who knew that a strong electrical arc would be so useful?
jle727 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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when is this video from. It looks like its from the 80s but i didn't know that this technology was that old.
ChrisPCrunchy (2 years ago) Show Hide
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Brilliant. Ive been mucking around with plasma arc through Hydrogen on a very small scale and getting amazing results. Appears over unity with heat generated. Can this handle nuclear waste? Great to see this technology being made commercial.What do you get by passing normal water through system. Is Hydrogen production this way more efficient that electrolysis? I wish you all the luck in the world, never has a product been so desperately needed.
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It can, much like a nuclear waste vitrification system, but I have yet to see any information on how safe it is. And by the way the system is only self sufficient if the waste contains hydrocarbons, which most garbage does, but if you mixed the hydrocarbons with water you would likely get more hydrogen, and yes this is the more cost effective and practical, because it makes the hydrogen an energy source, not an energy carrier, as it would be with Electrolysis.
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So, spraying the trash with a water jet before it enters the hopper should up the hydrogen production?
JesusIsMyHomeDogg (1 year ago) Show Hide
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No it cannot process nuclear waste but just abot everything else!

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