Sustainable and compliant syngas waste disposal solution systems
Syngas
Syngas is primarily a mixture of carbon monoxide and hydrogen which form the building blocks of almost all plastic packaging materials. Metals and minerals are melted down, and the organic materials are then converted into syngas.
Syngas can easily be made from unsorted mixtures of plastic packaging waste through the process of gasification. Also, like wood and petroleum, syngas can be used as fuel to produce energy.
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