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PowerMaster ReCyclone Transforms Garbage Into Energy
It’s a clean way to get rid of garbage. New technology created by PowerMaster Environmental Group takes ordinary trash and turns it into energy and reusable power sources like diesel fuel.
The PowerMaster ReCyclone™ acts like the wind inside a tornado, grinding garbage into tiny pieces and shrinking the need for extra landfill space. Not only does the grinder reduce landfill space by up the 97%, but it is a key component in converting waste into energy.
PowerMaster ReCyclone™ technology reduces waste in landfills, turns waste into energy, and recycles waste products. Trash becomes electricity or a variety of compost material, organic waste becomes diesel, and plastic turns into oil.
“This is the newest way to go green because it extends the life of landfills,” says Lila York of PowerMaster Environmental Group, which manufactures the PowerMaster ReCyclone™.
“Plus, the PowerMaster ReCyclone™ can be completely customized for any business or any facility to reduce their waste into a renewable source. The Processor is so versatile it can grind almost any waste except case-hardened steel,” says York.
PowerMaster has identified more than 17 vertical markets including waste to energy, landfill reduction, disaster cleanup, factory seconds, and recycling of almost all material. In addition to shredders, the company offers complete turn-key operations.
Renewable resources continue to be the focus for PowerMaster with its waste into energy process. Every landfill is a treasure trove of trash ready to be reduced or converted into something that can be reused, thereby providing seven times the amount of landfill space, the company says.
“This new technology couldn’t come at a better time, either,” says Paul Dole, director of special projects at PowerMaster Environmental Group.
Look no further than the European Union – where the majority of countries are in a self-proclaimed garbage crisis. They’re out of landfill space and need to figure out a way to stretch their land and recycle as much of their garbage as possible.
PowerMaster ReCyclone™ provides a viable way for businesses in Europe and the U.S. to reduce their burden on landfills and convert something like rubber tires into reusable surface material.
“Europe is already in a garbage crisis and the U.S. is nearing one,” says Dole. “The PowerMaster ReCyclone™ can help any company or municipality do its part to save the environment and stretch landfill space and all the while, we’re creating new energy.”
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Gasification
Poop + Trash = Power!
One of the most exciting components of Toyota Elephant Passage is the planned use of a biomass gasification system, which can turn human trash and animal waste into energy to power Toyota Elephant Passage. The gasification system will convert more than 90 percent of the zoo’s waste into usable energy.
Biomass gasification is a clean, environmentally-friendly technology that has been in use for decades, but has never been used for such a diverse waste stream ranging from human trash to animal waste. The zoo’s groundbreaking use of this technology has put us on the cutting edge of green technology that could change the way businesses worldwide handle their waste.
Every day, Denver Zoo produces an average 4,200 pounds of general waste (food waste and trash left by visitors), which goes to a landfill and 2,700 pounds of animal waste that currently is composted. Preliminary estimates indicate that the conversion of zoo waste into usable energy could save as much as $150,000 a year in energy costs. Denver Zoo’s landfill contributions will be reduced by 1.5 million pounds per year, putting the zoo a giant step closer to becoming a “zero-waste” facility.
Today, the zoo is testing gasification technology in hopes of becoming a national leader in renewable energy. Toyota Elephant Passage will be a highly-visible model project in reducing dependency on traditional energy sources — as well as greatly reducing challenges in managing solid waste streams.
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