Plastic is made from hydrocarbons originally derived from crude oil. Through controlled thermal
decomposition in an oxygen-free environment, CES recovers these hydrocarbons instead of allowing
valuable material to become waste.
Process Flow
01
Gathering and consolidating diverse plastic waste streams.
02
Separating materials to ensure a clean feedstock for
optimal processing.
03
Reducing plastic into uniform pieces to maximize thermal
efficiency.
04
Heating in an oxygen-free reactor to break down polymers
into vapors.
05
Capturing the resulting hydrocarbon gases securely and
safely.
06
Cooling vapors to revert them back into a liquid state.
07
Refining the raw liquid into high-grade synthetic diesel.
08
Rigorous laboratory analysis to ensure strict purity
standards.
09
Safe, compliant final storage of the ready-to-use fuel.
Technology Highlights
Continuous reactor technology
Advanced emission control
Continuous emission monitoring
Efficient reuse of process gas
Zero Liquid Discharge philosophy
