A study on effective way to convert waste plastic into crude oil - Math, Praveen
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This book aims to conduct a feasibility study of producing fuel from plastic waste. It is a suggested approach to deal with the huge production of synthetic plastic around the world, so as to avoid its accumulation in landfills and the depletion of resources. Several types of research have addressed the conversion of plastic waste into energy, and in this study, the authors focused on using pyrolysis to convert plastic to liquid oil. Accordingly, the volume of the waste was reduced significantly, and the produced liquid oil had a high calorific value in comparison to fossil fuel. The author…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This book aims to conduct a feasibility study of producing fuel from plastic waste. It is a suggested approach to deal with the huge production of synthetic plastic around the world, so as to avoid its accumulation in landfills and the depletion of resources. Several types of research have addressed the conversion of plastic waste into energy, and in this study, the authors focused on using pyrolysis to convert plastic to liquid oil. Accordingly, the volume of the waste was reduced significantly, and the produced liquid oil had a high calorific value in comparison to fossil fuel. The author managed to develop a profitable business model for a facility producing fuel from plastic waste. This project could be a very lucrative business opportunity for investors or venture capitalists interested in investing in green economy. A Business Model Canvas was used as a tool to identify how the different components of the business relate to each other.
Autorenporträt
Prof. Praveen Math arbeitet als Assistenzprofessor an der School of Mechanical Engineering in Bangalore. Er verfügt über 10 Jahre akademische Erfahrung und seine Interessengebiete sind erneuerbare Energiequellen, Elektro- und Hybridfahrzeuge, Landwirtschaftsautomatisierung und intelligente Landwirtschaft, Batterietechnologie und Wärmetechnik.