Turning plastic back to fuel | Dr. Medha Tadpatrikar | TEDxPICT
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ต.ค. 2017
- What happens to the plastic we throw away? Dr. Medha Tadpatrikar shows us a fantastic innovation that allows us to "recover" plastic by converting it to fuel. Witnessing the death of deer due to plastic ingestion was the catalyst for Medha to begin working on waste plastic and segregation at source.
Under her leadership, The Keshav Sita trust collects waste plastic. Till date, more than 200 metric tonnes of plastic has been collected and saved from the landfill. She is also instrumental in developing the technology that recovers usable fuel from waste plastic.
At TEDxPICT, Medha will be talking in depth about the process used to make this fuel and the ways in which we can contribute to reducing plastic waste in smarter and efficient way. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
Amazing, salute to the team for such an environmental friendly process... its also surprising how the plastic industry did not see this !.
Amazing.
Great job
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TEDx talks like this deserve so much fame
Respect for you ma'am.
Thanks 🙏 madam. you are very super great 👍
Great work madam
Amazing
Ma'am, please install such plants in Mumbai also. Lots of plastic here.
I want English subtitles for this video so I can fully understand the conversations ..... Can anyone help plz
Great job you are doing madam
What is the cost of recycling
Nice one
Great work! I am curious however, will the product fuel contain much of hazardous aromatic compounds if we feed the machine with aromatic polymer, e.g. polyurethane, polystyrene? Is the fuel going to emit toxic gas like what we are told a plastic would do when we burn it, e.g. dioxin, furan?
about to take Polymer chemistry for my last semester. Hopefully, we will talk about this
F, PLASTIC, HEMP makes biodegradable PLASTIC.
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Mam i need this project in bihar if you help me
Amazing that u started on own ... Where are our iit ians
Basically is not pure fuel.... Although it can be used like gasoline....it’s still plastic in different form, liquid.
Which type of plastic produce petrol and which one produce diesel. Because there is high and low densities plastics.
The final product doesn't rely on the type of plastic it's a function of the processing machine. some rely on additives after processing to create fuel (diesel or gas)
Plastic is not harmful. The improper disposal of plastic is harmful.
I want to start this project of making fuel from plastic
I'm interested fully ditel me bero
Sir i need this project in Bangladesh if you help me
Share your contact details I will help you in this
Pyrolosis has been around for years now, with seemingly more poorer countries like India ahead of the West! Why? Cynar was a company in Ireland doing this on a good-sized scale (there's a great Al-Jazeera YT vid about them), with plan to open plants in the UK - they went into liquidation in 2016. Why? I'm not really a conspiracy-theorist, but we don't see the oil companies, who are well-placed financially and from a resource POV, investing in this type of initiative...
Do you have any idea to destroy waste plastic.... Please explain whole municipality
Do you any equipments for plastic Pyrolysis...
Please share your contact details, I will help you
My contact number is 8018150594.
Pls give a call. I m interested in the project
1 Ton of mixed #3 - #7 Plastics can produce 200 to 260 gallons of diesel fuel that's 65% - 92% cleaner
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Then why is this not been done on a large sacle??
Already she has established 10 plants which are fully fledged..
It's finally profitable to process mixed plastics on a large scale.
Ma'am can you explain this procces in brief
Look up Pyrolysis: Plastic to fuel.
CC would be helpful to me please. :)
Can I visit a plant I want to start it in Bangalore
Share your contact details I will help you in this
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We need to stop trashing our beautiful planet. It is the only home we have. We must take better care of it. Let's ban all kinds of single-use plastics and clean up our oceans and landfills. We should all switch to eco-friendly and biodegradable products. We have to keep our environments clean for future generations.
Why not just say 8 trillion?
Our government is still busy
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