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I am wondering why I don't see anyone discussing in the real world energy depolymerization when it holds so much promise for quickly turning our waste, both raw sewage, dry land fill waste, and industry waste into high quality oil which can be used to create gasoline and run cars as well as many other uses.

It's discussed here thermaldepolymerization.org and on Wikipedia but I have never heard it talked about on the media. Is there something about using the enormous waste we create as humans to solve the energy crisis that isn't politically correct?

Andy

Changing World Technologies is the leader in this development. Unfortunately the end result of the material converted still needs refining before it can be used in almost any venue. The output of the conversion process produces something similar to bunker oil. The hydrocarbon arrangement is more hydrogen and less carbon compared to normal fuels.

Nflight

(Oct 15 2009 03:18 AM)Guest Wrote:  I am wondering why I don't see anyone discussing in the real world energy depolymerization when it holds so much promise for quickly turning our waste, both raw sewage, dry land fill waste, and industry waste into high quality oil which can be used to create gasoline and run cars as well as many other uses.

It's discussed here thermaldepolymerization.org and on Wikipedia but I have never heard it talked about on the media. Is there something about using the enormous waste we create as humans to solve the energy crisis that isn't politically correct?

Andy

how is Thermal Depolymerization similar to gasification?