Recycled Plastics for Fuel : DigInfo

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At 2008 New Environmental Exhibition, Repla which stands for Recycled Plastics, displayed their new fuel source that is made from recycled plastics, cooking oils, wood chips and other materials that were previously regarded as non-recyclable. This new fuel source was developed with the intention of insulating industry from the volatile fluctuations in the price of traditional fuels, as well as to alleviate the dependancy on these fuel sources. The fuel is intended for farmers and industrial use and provides almost the same energy as crude oil at a price 60% lower than oil. A special pellet burner system is required when using these new fuels. This is except for the PDF emulsion fuel which can be used with regular oil burners.

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[kemangtsterube]

well well well you fixed the subtitles but failed to remove the old upload. and what are the byproducts??

[Diginfonews]

Thank you for the comment, in the brochure we have available the chemical byproducts which are created when the material is burnt are not directly stated. As the fuel is described as a biomass fuel the assumption is that the byproducts are similar to standard fuels currently used.

[BboyTCW]

Waste plastic if you recycle them into plastic products, the value that you get is much higher than turning them to fuel cause no energy is wasted.

[spackwit]

I recycle Morrison plastic bags by shitting in them. I find morrison bags the best because they have ample tailoring which I find agreeable for my large bottom. Also as an interesting amusing feature one can see the product in the bag!! I'm talking about shit and bog roll. Must dash another large duty on the way.

[cumguzzlar]

My spastic cunt brother claims he recycles his empty buckie bottles by filling them with piss, thus making a portable toilet, good idea eh? Thing is, he clubs random people in the face with them too....suppose there are pros and cons with this recycling game.

[TECHKLEC]

Thank you for your interesting videos.

[MeebleMeeble]

but what are the byproducts of this fuel?