How To Turn Waste Into Electricity

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  • Опубликовано: 2 июн 2022
  • In this video, we will see how a facility in Istanbul produces electricity by recycling waste.
    The facility is capable of burning 3000 tons of garbage and producing 85 mw/h.
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    EDIT: It generates 85MW/h not day.

Комментарии • 192

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  • @ChiefRepublic
    @ChiefRepublic 2 года назад +214

    As someone who works in waste treatment just a correction. The waste isn't throw into the boiler it's throw into a furnace that heats the boiler.

  • @makegaminggreatagain3907
    @makegaminggreatagain3907 Год назад +64

    14-15 years ago here in Australia, my two bosses at a cable duct company I worked for asked me what I thought about climate change and global warming and what suggestion I would give to help the situation, I told them I didn't really believe in global warming and climate change, but if I had to come up with an idea I would get rid of rubbish by way of burning it, and somehow turning the burn into energy, they just laughed at me, and asked what would I do with all the toxic fumes from the burnt rubbish, and I said I didn't know and I still don't know, but I guess Turkey figured it out, well done.

  • @unboxingreviewvlog7009
    @unboxingreviewvlog7009 Год назад +30

    India needs this technology immediately.

  • @EsotericEntertainment2004

    Why haven't india not yet implimented this

  • @Neatworld
    @Neatworld Год назад +30

    As a waste management company in Kenya we definitely need this.

  • @shamimreza367

    this project is badly need in Bangladesh

  • @potapotapotapotapotapota
    @potapotapotapotapotapota 2 года назад +47

    Wow that is amazing. This is far better than having it just sitting in piles near where people live, or buried under the ground. This is next level sustainability. Every country should be doing this!

  • @andrewreynolds912
    @andrewreynolds912 2 года назад +14

    This a good idea as long as people do the things these people are doing to reduce emissions while also making use of the ash and metals etc is a great idea and the facility also powers itself with garbage is something I don't hear everyday

  • @user-su5uf5yv1w
    @user-su5uf5yv1w День назад

    Trade away energy for metal.

  • @lindabobbert1137
    @lindabobbert1137 Год назад +5

    This need to come to SA. Pls

  • @Faruk228
    @Faruk228 2 года назад +14

    Thank you very much.

  • @suhailshafi
    @suhailshafi Год назад +16

    Superb idea ! I think it should be expanded worldwide !

  • @masterrayy11
    @masterrayy11 Год назад +3

    Amazing 👏 We all need this.

  • @superfandocosmic3352
    @superfandocosmic3352 2 года назад +6

    we need more of this

  • @navlimr9133
    @navlimr9133 Год назад +10

    I hope all the developed countries in the world adopt this system.

  • @KitKatCrochetStudio
    @KitKatCrochetStudio Год назад +2

    I saw a RUclips shirt about this briefly a few years back and it gave me inspiration to create an island that had a similar system. Now, I have a fully developed world and a book series in the making based off of what this island does.

  • @rubentomas4822
    @rubentomas4822 Год назад +3

    Congratulation, actually the best solution to avoid greenhouse, it is convert waste to energy. Regards from Huancayo Peru.

  • @pritikamondal6639
    @pritikamondal6639 Год назад +4

    It is really a nice project.

  • @NickDrinksWater

    Thats a future I want to see, everything being recycled in one way or another