Jayme Navarro, a filipino inventor accidentally converted used plastics into gasoline, diesel and kerosene.
He said “I was thinking on how to make these used plastic into a new reusable plastic or raw material. But on the process, the plastic didn’t came out as I desired but it became diesel.”
A recycling plant collects plastics from different landfills or dumpsites and put to good use. The process is breaking down the plastics into pieces until they became in a powdered form then they are melted in a reactor machine and converted to diesel, kerosene and gasoline via distillation process.
2 tons of plastics can produce 8 drums of 1600 liters of diesel per day which are then sold for only 4 pesos per kilo or 4,000 pesos per ton. The product is now used by big factories and can also be used by vehicles.
This is a great solution to a major problem in the Philippines.
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This is a good alternative to the growing heaps of waste produced by used plastics. Plastics are by-products of petroleum so it’s really not a surprise. I’m amazed at how low the price of this diesel is. I just hope it won’t be another major contributor to air pollution.
*Good alternative to RECYCLING the growing heaps of waste produced by plastics. =)
It is amazing to hear that technologies are now using the technique of converting plastics into fuel that can be useful for us. Because plastics can be found everywhere and also can cause pollution. By these projects it can lessen pollution and turning it to be useful one..