Generation of Transportation Fuel from Solid Municipal Waste Plastics

	Clean Technology 2010 Chapter 3: Bio Energy & Wind
	Generation of Transportation Fuel from Solid Municipal Waste Plastics
Authors:	M. Sarker
Affilation:	Natural State Research, Inc., US
Pages:	163 - 166
Keywords:	waste plastic, hydrocarbon fuel, transportation fuel, thermal cracking, gas chromatography, differential scanning calorimetry
Abstract:	Transportation fuels derived from imported fossil fuels are subjected to the price fluctuations of the global marketplace, and constitute a major expense in the operation of a vehicle. Emissions from the evaporation and combustion of these fuels contribute to a range of environmental and health problems, causing poor air quality and emitting greenhouse gases that contribute to global warming. Alternative fuels created from domestic sources have been proposed as a solution to these problems, and many fuels are being developed based on biomass and other renewable sources. Natural State Research, Inc. proposes a different alternative hydrocarbon fuel which is produced from abundant waste plastic materials. This fuel burns more efficiently and cleaner than commercial gasoline and diesel. The process exists to efficiently convert waste plastic into a reliable low cost source of fuel.
ISBN:	978-1-4398-3419-0
Pages:	482
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Indexes:	Keywords, Authors, Affiliations
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Chapter 3: Bio Energy & Wind

Generation of Transportation Fuel from Solid Municipal Waste Plastics