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Sustainable Transformation: Pyrolysis of PET Plastic Bottles into Fuel

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Pyrolysis of used mineral water bottles made from plastic, especially PET (polyethylene terephthalate), into fuel is a promising innovation to overcome the problem of plastic waste and create alternative energy sources. During the pyrolysis process, plastic is heated to high temperatures without oxygen and converted into gases, liquids and solid residues. In this context, PET plastic bottles are converted into liquid fuel that can be used for various purposes, including replacing traditional fossil fuels.

This move represents an environmentally friendly solution as it reduces the amount of plastic waste sent to landfills while creating a more sustainable energy source. This pyrolysis technology can turn PET bottles that were previously an environmental burden into high-value assets that support the transition to renewable energy. Although further development is needed for practical application on a large scale, the potential of pyrolysis of used plastic bottles is an important step in changing the way we think about plastic waste and finding environmentally friendly energy solutions.

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