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Then from Tilbury to China? Not very environmentally friendly eh?
I’ve permanently wondered what happens when we place all of our recycleables in lone bin! Now I know! This is a excellent video. In the future the plants should use solar or wind energy to power those conveyor belts. They should also improve the energy efficiency of the trucks that transport the materials to the MRF.
Thank you!
I’m a sparky in australia and we also wire these mrf plants.
they are excellent project to work on save for once they have been in use for a week they are disgusting!
i’m gobsmacked. terms can’t describe the coolness of that. 10/10 a pet and i am subscribing!
our company wired that house its called manes reins the other company we work with is kme(aka)ken mills engineering (the company that made the parts from the flooring to the v cover) it took 8-9 sparks 6-7 weeks in total to complete the job on the factory floor the(cardboard press was not wired by us)
metalexengineering dot com we can design and get on to full recycling plants,installation benefit, in trade up support, tel:01952586363 mob:07528294944 adam downes director
How much energy was used to carry the waste to the plant, to operate the plant and to reuse the sorted materials? Where did this energy come from? What is the energy equation? What is the trade off between re-cycling, resource degradation and energy consumption? Things are not as simple as they look, and our actions are not as simple as we want to believe.
Nice operation!