RE: Innovative waste processing technologies

["Emmanuel de Broux" <EMM_DE_BROUX@msn.com>]

>From Robin Smit, we got this :

Robin Smit (M.Sc. Env. Sci.)
Tebodin  B.V.
Department of Energy and environmental Technology
PO Box 16029
Den Haag
The Netherlands
http://www.tebodin.nl
phone +31 70 3480402 (b/h)
phone +31 30 2423233 (a/h)
facsimile +31 70 3480591
[private address: Dirkje Mariastraat 3 bis, 3551 SK]
[Utrecht, The Netherlands]

Robin, you wrote :
We are curious if you might have information about innovative waste processing 
technologies

Answer :
Take a good look at thermolysis for what regards the processing of the organic 
fraction of municipal solid waste. The process steamcracks organic molecules 
and produces enough fuel gas to make it self-sufficient in terms of heating, 
and a carbon mass which can be used as fuel. Lime is added to waste to 
neutralize acids. No dust, no dioxins, no furans, no heavy metals, no sulfur 
dioxide, no acids are dispersed in the environment.
In comparison, MSW incineration is highly polluting Mother Nature.
To get details, write to :
Mr. Paul Olivier (speaks English, not Dutch)
ESR
Handzamestraat 186
8610 HANDZAME
Tel. (051) 57 09 70
100072.3174@compuserve.com

Best regards from sunny Belgium.