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We can recycle plastics using several different technologies
The technology exists to separate more plastic than is currently done. This requires knowledge of what is possible and an active choice to investigate whether the waste can be sorted on site instead of being landfilled or going directly to incineration.
Much unsorted plastic is currently burned by heating plants, sometimes resulting in unnecessary CO2 emissions. Plastic that is not sorted from compost, for example, can also end up back in the environment, which can harm animals and nature.
Plastic in compost
To address the problem of plastics in composting waste, an air vacuum or wind shifter can be used to separate the plastics. This allows the soil to be reused for soil production and planting instead of being piled up in a landfill. In the process, it is also possible to separate wood and sticks separately, resulting in a clean biofuel.
Plastics in construction waste
Plastic contained in unsorted construction waste can now be separated by adding wind and simply blowing away the plastic. This makes it possible to obtain a fossil-free fuel consisting of wood. In such a process, other forces can also be added to separate, for example, metal using magnets.
Plastics in waste sand
The same technology used for plastic in compost can also be used for litter. This means that the sand can be reused again next time instead of going to landfill. This is both more economical and better for the environment.
Purified plastic flows
To the extent that purified plastic streams are obtained, these can in turn be energy recovered by burning waste boilers. This can be a resource-efficient option for plastics that are toxic, contaminated or in some way worn out. Ideally, the plastic can be recycled as a material, but this does not currently apply to all plastics. In the case of material recycling, plastic waste becomes new plastic products.
Norditek transforms plastic waste
Today, plastics that could be reused or recycled are energy-recycled and we can do more of this. Burning the plastic is in some cases resource efficient but this is not always the case. However, it is always important to examine the waste containing plastic before sending it to landfill or to a waste boiler. It is often possible to get more out of the material. Technology development for sorting out plastics is progressing and Norditek currently has several different technologies to increase the processing of waste containing plastics.
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