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T-Technology is an installation enabling recycling of the largest group of

plastic waste, i.e. polyethylene (PE), polypropylene (PP), and polystyrene (PS),
in the forms in which they appear in landfll sites. This innovative technology
is protected by patents in both the European Union and the USA. It is an
unusually ecological and economically attractive way to utilize plastic waste.
It has been implemented in many countries, including India, Thailand, Slovakia,
and Poland, and is also used by a large stock exchange-listed company in the
USA.
Plastic waste can come directly from a landfll site or waste sorting plants.
The system processes waste mixed in any proportions of PP, PE, and PS. The
recycled waste may be wet or dirty, it may carry thermal-sprayed metallic or
coloured imprints. The waste may be multicoloured, or have various structures
and thickness.
The system has a modular construction, thanks to which the scale of an
installation may be changed according to the needs, which allows for recycling
any quantity of waste. As much as 75% of the energy needed for the process is
obtained from the recycled waste.
Waste recycling using T-Technology signifcantly reduces landfll space. Plastic
materials, which have not been used up until now, are transformed into liquid
fuel.
T-Technology is a system for the production of liquid fuels
from the waste plastic materials. It can process the majority
of plastic waste types which are normally sent to landflls, and
does not require their costly preparation. One tonne of waste
inputs yield 550 litres of liquid fuel.
Thanks to T-Technology, liquid fuels can be produced from commonly
disposed waste, such as plastic bags, or foodstufs packaging.
The recycling process taking place in the T-Technology system consists of
depolymerisation and is based on an innovative, patented technological
solution
The system is not an incineration plant, and the produced liquid fuel may
be transported and put to use in other places.
This is neither a pyrolysis technology nor a system for plastic regranulation.
One tonne of waste inputs yield 550 litres of fuel.
Contact details:
Micha Tokarz
97-410 Kleszczw, 6 Nowa St. , Bogumiw
Direct phone: +48 44 731 45 70
Mobile phone: +48 509 837 055
E-mail: michal@tokarz.pl
www.tokarz.pl
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