Do you think that from plastic we can generate electricity
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Yes In many countries plastic and other wastes are used to generate electric power. The waste combustor processes non-recyclable plastic within two tanks. The top tank converts the plastic to gas through pyrolysis. The gas then travels to a lower tank, where it is burned to generate heat and steam. The steam powers a turbine to produce electricity.
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Yes, It can generate fuel and electricity
Plastics can be a source of heat or electricity; they are, after all, originally derived from natural gas or oil. Many types of plastic burnhotter than wood or coal, making them fantastic fodder for energy. Still, incinerating plastics has long been controversial.
Let us say you are burning 1 ton of plastics to generate a certain amount of power. As plastics have high calorific value (over 9000 KCal/Kg vs. 5000-6000 KCal/Kg for coal), you will be generating as much or more energy and power from burning plastics as you will by burning the same amount (by weight) of coal.
Plastics can be a source of heat or electricity; they are, after all, originally derived from natural gas or oil. Many types of plastic burnhotter than wood or coal, making them fantastic fodder for energy. Still, incinerating plastics has long been controversial.
Let us say you are burning 1 ton of plastics to generate a certain amount of power. As plastics have high calorific value (over 9000 KCal/Kg vs. 5000-6000 KCal/Kg for coal), you will be generating as much or more energy and power from burning plastics as you will by burning the same amount (by weight) of coal.
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