Plastic2Oil Inc (PTOI)

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but you forgot all the good stuff!!!!

http://www.i-sis.org.uk/Waste_Plastics_into_Fuel_Oil.php

To conclude

The company has succeeded in developing a viable general purpose continuous refinery capable of processing solids and liquids at a cost similar to that of crude refineries.

Waste is charged continuously through a low-power feeder
Feedstock can include liquids or solids and does not need pre-sorting
Approximately 86 % of the waste is converted into a liquid fuel
The process is primarily powered from low boiler gas produced
Diesel power generators converted for propane can operate on low boiler gas
The process emissions are less than those of a natural gas furnace of similar size
The 2 % residue waste is primarily carbon black and ash
During the SAIC (Science Applications International Corporation) 3-day review, the processor was fed 121 318 pounds of waste plastics, and produced 10 287 gallons of fuel oil (~7.5 lb/gallon) and 4269 gallons (~7.2 lb/gallon) of naphtha
The actual cost of operating a processor, including utilities, staff and depreciation is $0.11 per gallon
As unwashed, unsorted waste plastics from industrial sources can be used, input feedstock costs are primarily preprocessing and transportation
In 2010 the plant produced 15 350 gallons of fuel
In 2011 the plant produce 122 244 gallons of fuel
In 2012 the plant produced 317 255 gallons of fuel
The plant has recycled millions of pound of plastic waste that would otherwise have gone to landfills

In addition, Bordynuik told a journalist in 2010[5] that they used 2 000 BTUs (British thermal units) of energy to convert one kilogram of plastic to fuel with 44 000 BTUs of energy. In other words, the output energy is an incredible 22 times the input.