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It's Not A Crime To Turn Plastic Into Diesel? Here's How by silverink(m): 7:57am On Jul 19, 2016
Plastic materials are made from petroleum, the same source which diesel and kerosene are gotten from. Plastic waste is one of the most problematic waste on earth, they are not biodegradable, they are harmful when consumed by wild life, and they are EVERYWHERE.

The process for converting plastic to other kinds fuel is relatively simple and can be done by anyone. It doesn’t matter if you’re a graduate or not, it is a business idea that everyone can take advantage of to put extra income in their bank account and help keep the environment clean. Without wasting much time let’s get into the real deal.


The method of converting plastic involves a thermochemical process known as “cracking” whereby long hydrocarbon chain are broken down in to shorter ones to make products like diesel, petrol, kerosene and other fuels. Plastic is a petrochemical product that has a very, very long hydrocarbon chain while diesel and kerosene are relatively extremely shorter so heat is been used to break (crack) plastic to diesel fuel or kerosene blend.

A kilogram of waste plastic will produce a liter of diesel (1kg of plastic = 1 liter of diesel), the price of raw materials is relatively cheap. 1kg of plastic = N20 compared to the price of diesel which is about N200 mathematically speaking that’s 10% of the market price. I bet you’ll be surprise to know that you can produce more than 200liters in a day when you have finished undergoing our one month intensive online coaching via WhatsApp group.

All materials needed to make a simple reactor is all around you, from our research, we have all the needed information you need to move from “how can I start?” to “which company will be able to buy so-so quantity of my oil every day?”

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Re: It's Not A Crime To Turn Plastic Into Diesel? Here's How by silverink(m): 7:58am On Jul 19, 2016
Example of a reactor

Re: It's Not A Crime To Turn Plastic Into Diesel? Here's How by silverink(m): 7:59am On Jul 19, 2016
sample of the product

Re: It's Not A Crime To Turn Plastic Into Diesel? Here's How by dorox(m): 2:19pm On Jul 19, 2016
Scammer Alert!!!
Re: It's Not A Crime To Turn Plastic Into Diesel? Here's How by silverink(m): 2:27pm On Jul 19, 2016
dorox:
Scammer Alert!!!
you've never been involve in the program, why then do you judge it from afar?

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