RE: Two in one day.... i must be a bus.14 Mar 2025 14:21
from the clown prince of charting ( i like it marquis) in another misinformation opus magnus.
'4️⃣ “we are all in agreement that dmg is the way forward.” this was my comment)
📌 rebuttal: if this troll truly supported phe, they wouldn’t be shutting down legitimate discussions about how the technology works.'
lol. no-one on this board has posted more technical information on dmg than i have, you fool swaz. for the 100th time, my criticism is of management. not dmg, as proven by cmd. had the ceo s of veolia or biffa been in attendance, would that day have inspired them to buy. definite answer, no.
your stupidity made a comment that 'the rapid cooling prevents tar formation'. this is bx. any gas when cooled will first form a liquid ( except c02, which goes straight to a solid phase, sublimation.). further cooling will produce a solid. you obviously need further education on this, and i suggest reading up on fractionating towers in the manufacture of liquids (to include petrol, diesel, tars and solids from gasified crude oil. your nonsense post was about how tar stopped a £b air liquid project in teeside.. i have a little knowledge of the process used, since in essence it is a blast furnace ( get your ai on that), which is used in the steel making industry. it is the first process, which produces liquid iron from it's raw material, iron ore. very quickly, a large rotund tower is filled with the ore, quality coke, and initially heated from the bottom, until the coke provides additional heat. at c 1500dc, the molten iron separates and filters down though the coke/iron ore mixture. the noxious c gases are removed from the top of the furnace. if you live in asteel making town'city, you will be familiar with the red glow in the night sky from a blast furnace. oxygen lance is used to increase temp. and liquify other compounds, which 'float' on top of the iron. this is ****. when the furnace is ready to be 'tapped', the )2 lance is used to burn through a clay bung at the base of the furnace, and the molten 'pig iron' flows out, in a firework display of sparks. a sight worth seeing, and a very dangerous operation. fi, this iron, again when heated in an oxygen furnace , using again, an oxygen lance to remove impurities, and c, to make the iron malleable ( steel). stainless steel is made using the same process, with the addition of chromium.
now to the main point, this type of blast furnace has been widely used throughout the world to treat solid waste containing plastics. i do not think the teeside plant was designed solely for waste plastic, but it is the first i have heard that 'tar' caused the cancellation of this £b project. can you kindly provide the source for this information of tar causing the cancellation? i , and others have given up on you providing proof of 'short' selling of phe swaz, so, please do not disappoint me, again.