Petrol, diesel-hammered scientist from plastic waste.

We know that plastic is always harmful for the lack of biodegradability. But recently it was possible to identify specific negative effects of plastic in our environment. So researchers are now seeking ways to deal with it.



Its main purpose is to reduce the use of plastic, which we already cleaned in the sea. But if we reach the second goal, we still have to deal with tons of plastic tones. An inventor from South France is now saying he has a way.



Petrol from plastic waste:

In this case, the French scientist has discovered that the production of petrol and diesel from plastic waste can be made.

We can learn from the fact that the scientist has discovered that we can get a liter of petrol or diesel by using plastic waste per kilogram.



Scientist researcher:

The researcher, Christopher Castes, has said that he has created a machine that breaks the plastic and transforms into liquid fuels. The crystallis is made up of 450 degrees Celsius in the machine called Chrysalis and replaces the plastic particles and the digestose in the extreme temperature.



Diesel, Petrol Making Method:

Christopher said that the machine generated in this machine would get 65 percent diesel, which could be used for generators or boats. Gasoline and lights can be burned using gasoline at 18 percent. He said 10% of the gas would be heated and 7% carbon could be used for cranes and pigments.



Diesel Petrol Developed by:

"In this pyrolysis, plastic molecules are broken up and converted into lighter hydrocarbons. Then they are transferred into the filtered tower and divided into diesel and petrol. Christopher is said to be stored on a gas reservoir separated in the upper part of the tower.



Plastic can be converted into fuel:

Christopher collaborated with the 'Earth Wake' ecosystem, hoping that this model will be available at a cost of 50,000 euros, designed as a commercialized machine.



10 tons can be converted into fuel:

For the moment, this machine is said to be about 10 tonnes of plastic per year. Since one kilo plastic provides one liter of liquid fuel, it will be a huge boon for developing countries that are trapped in plastic and expensive fuel trouble.



40 liters per hour:

They believe that such an enormous machine, which is capable of producing 40 liters of fuel per hour, will be installed in 2019.



Economically stable

If this model is to be economically sustainable, it will be possible and many such things can be created in accordance with time, "says François Daniel of the Ertvak system