The Akinori Ito said the dream of every home in Japan has one. This does not seem very absurd becau

This very interesting video fell into my hands, talking for a Japanese, the Akimoni Ito, member of the Blest company built a board recycling plant to convert plastic into oil. When I say I mean crude oil. The idea sounds simple, tmb as you will see that describes in the video, put a pound of trash in any form is not needed ie epexeragasia, and you press the red button. tmb The machine heats and melts the plastic, which liquid now passes through the piping and is filtered into a container with tap water that then exits from a pipe one liter of oil. Further processing of oil can make it suitable for any use. Simple huh?
This is the motto of the company, which says it is the only solution, the world cease to make trash or to stop using plastic, but we just ourselves then the decomposed. Moreover the plastic comes from oil, how difficult it is to return to it? This was the opening paragraph of Akinori Ito, the inventor of this device.
There are many skeptical of course, have many doubts as to whether this solution is -kathoti think they should remove the disposable plastic general- and whether it is healthy this conversion for the user's respiratory system.
For the second company responds that if the right kind of burnt plastic -Polyaithylenio (PE), polypropylenio (PP), polystyrene (PS) - then there is no risk, because the machine does not produce toxic waste. They also say that although during the process produces methane, ethane, butane and propane, the machine is dependent with special filters that convert these exhaust carbon and water.
"More than 7% of the world's oil is used for making plastic", continues to statements of the company, saying that "the impact of plastic continues on landfill and burning as unfortunately the recyclability rate is very low. "
The Akinori Ito said the dream of every home in Japan has one. This does not seem very absurd because according to surveys, 30% of Japanese household waste consists of plastic, mainly from perityligmata.
Despite the company's pride is not yet available for private sale, however, the company said he would love to make contact with anyone interested. So far the company has for the schools tmb (as a demonstration lesson in environmentalism), for research or experimentation tmb and for a show environmentalists impact. The value of the smallest unit amounts to 1,000,000 Japanese yen, equivalent to about 9,200 euros, a price that certainly is not low enough to allow the Ito's dream come true. But systematic research and improve tmb technology of the machine is very likely to be sold very cheaply, thus making the purchase feasible for mass audience. If you're still not convinced about the impact of plastic on the planet you can find and see this documentary you might steer a little to our current rota.
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