Wie man aus Müll Krafstoff macht (2.Platz TUM IDEAward)

Pyrolyse ermöglicht es dezentral und ernergieautark Plastikmüll zu Kraftsoffen umzusetzen. Im nächsten Jahr wird das Team "WasteEx" eine Anlage für den Globalen Süden bauen. Diese wird Teil der Bekämpfung der Plastikmüll Flut sein.
Hier auf HazelChem werden wir den Bau der Anlage und vieles mehr über das Projekt hochladen, um euch einen Einblick in diese tolle Technologie zu geben.
Kontakt: [e-mail]
LinkedIn: / wasteexger

[@SciDOCMBC]

Herzlichen Glückwunsch. Ich wusste schon immer, dass meine Heimatstadt die besten Wissenschaftler hervorbringt.

[@HazelChem]

Danke! So ein Kommentar freut mich sehr.
mfg hazelChem

[@richardgude]

@@HazelChem kek

[@EthnobotanikFAQ]

Große Klasse, freut mich sehr das ihr mit einem so sinnvollen Projekt gewinnen konntet!

[@cactusjuicethethird]

Nice improvements, I look forward to updates on further development, and Good luck!

[@science_and_anonymous]

I can't understand what's happening, but I love it none the less

[@HazelChem]

turn on the auto cc into En my friend ;D

[@HazelChem]

For my all English speaking viewers!
turn on CC auto generated translation into English works almost perfectly.
mfg hazelChem

[@RLP92]

I finally found a good use for 3 years of German language classes from the Dutch education system!

[@ejkozan]

Sadly in my case it shows only autogenerated german subtitles :(

[@HazelChem]

you can switch the auto generated language (into most languages of the world) !

[@ejkozan]

@@HazelChem ok i was ae to swith it to translate automatic german ones to engish (that is what it shows XD)

[@svendittmann3105]

Respekt!!
Wenn man das ganze Gejammer zu Plastik im Meer und sowas sieht wird mir immer ganz schlecht.
Wenn man verstanden hat, dass Plastik gleich Öl ist, die Menschen würden aufs Meer rausfahren und Plastik fischen

[@wencesvm]

Geil papi! Ich habe lange auf ein neues Video gewartet!!! Herzlichen Glückwunsch

[@andreashabijan2514]

Glückwunsch!

[@bestvideos4ever1]

sehr gut !

[@k.j1053]

👍👍👍

[@elcaboelcabo2881]

Excellent. I wonder what percentage of engine oil would stop the product solidifying? I run 3% HDPE with no issues, but my main stock is engine oil

[@Humbulla93]

you may have some polystyrene in your product, if it solidifies. you could try boiling the obtained liquid for a prolonged period of time (4 hours should suffice, temp. should be ca. 150°C do not exceed 180°C) this should further facilitate polymerization, after that simply filter the liquid, you now have pure product and a flammable gel like napalm

[@contomo5710]

sehr gruselig dich mal deutsch reden zu hören, allerdings wie immer sehr sehr cool, freut mich dass die arbeit sich ausgezahlt hat!

[@user-bo7dn6tq9r]

What will happen if you use microwave as a heat source, the carbon chain of the distillate is said to be shorter?

[@novaship7]

Can you tell us more about the four factions you produced?

[@romanfares9864]

Why don’t you have a shut off valve above the reactor to build heat and pressure before running it through the cooling system ?

[@WaffleStaffel]

Does the energy out/product recovered exceed the energy in?

[@gytax01]

No, the source has to be cheap or free, like waste motor oil or wood.

[@HazelChem]

You use around 30% of the energy of the feed. In this case this will be the pyrolysis gas and the paraffin fraction.
hope this answers your question
mfg hazelChem

[@WaffleStaffel]

@@HazelChem So the end product exceeds the fuel used, compared to making new product from virgin materials? Neat. I don't understand why it's not more widely done. I've read a little about pilot plants here and there.

[@HazelChem]

The main problem was always the cheap Russian oil and gas (at least in Europe). So the pyrolysis fuels just could not comped with that. Kinda ironic if you say it like that now...
mfg hazelChem

[@richardgude]

Hazal chem Kek
Edit: Hazel Kek

[@richardgude]

True

[@spacetravel3225]

Vergesst Plastik im Meer, die Boys bringen Plastik in die Luft.

[@steffbiesinger6339]

Germany hat fertig