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If the oil can be characterised (which would depend on the plastics) a burner tuned to those parameters could be made - something like a low pressure paraffin stove for example. I am wondering based on the screw caps if it runs at a substantial positive pressure. I am willing to be he puts in water first.. Regards Crispin ++++++++ You can buy a complete plant if you want: (In the US: http://www.polymerenergy.com/; In europe: http://207.57.92.209/wordpress/?page_id=7) Ozmotech's claim to fame is that they spent a couple of years making the resultant oil suitable for on-the-road use in 1st world environments. Like gasification, it sounds like something which is trivially easy to accomplish in rough form, but very tricky to do correctly.
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