₦airaland Forum

MrPresident1:
Allah is another name for God. I hope to see you in Aljannah my dear hahn

Does Allah have a son named Jesus?

hahn:
Does Allah have a son named Jesus?

Isa

MrPresident1:
Isa

And muslims regard him as their one and only savior?

hahn:
And muslims regard him as their one and only savior?

Ask them na

MrPresident1:
Ask them na

You should know. Aren't y'all serving the same god again?

guru03:
I just hope government will support this innovation.

Believe me, they would not. Do u know that illegal refineries are turning out beta quality fuels than d imported ones ? Instead of encouraging to adopt d tech to build a standard refinery they are pulling them down, politicising it and arresting them. Keke napep can be built in naija from start to finish but they never fund such . infact u don't know what we are up against

pwettyesther:
Yes oo...that's part of what we do @ Educational Advancement Center. Proud to be a staff there.

Samiceman:
My God! One can always tell you are from Ibadan... Dirty looking picture from the dirt capital of Nigeria

pwettyesther:
Yes oo...that's part of what we do @ Educational Advancement Center. Proud to be a staff there.

Can I get your office address to come check this innovation out?Are we allowed?

toyinpin:
Can I get your office address to come check this innovation out?Are we allowed?

And why did you quite me?

megawax8:
Although this is laudable, I want to believe it's purely for educational purposes before people start claiming it would translate to a cheaper source for the production of the said crude derivatives.

If I remember clearly, this is basic chemistry - pyrolysis.

The breakdown of the plastics to derive those hydrocarbons would require an extensive separation technique if it's to be done on an industrial scale and wouldn't be cost effective in any way.

#My2cents

You said it all! Scale this up for industrial production and the cost will be prohibitive. There's still a reason why crude oil is king