How do you define success in plastic-to-fuel?? NASA

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How do you define success in plastic-to-fuel?? NASA defines it as VADXX plastic-to-fuel. below is an article on NASA.gov from over four years ago. Unfortunately after having spent $20M of investors' money on a commercial plant in Akron and completely testing the fully functioning plant, VADXX's plant appears to never have been put into productive service and they're not saying why. Success!

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Jan. 31, 2014

Success Story: VADXX Energy

Company Info:

VADXX is a high tech, recycling company that converts recyclable and non-recyclable plastic into higher value energy products. VADXX's technology offers an approach that captures the energy embedded in plastics and returns it to a useful form for society, while realizing environmental and social benefits. ...

Challenge:

VADXX Energy manufactures synthetic crude oil using solid waste streams that would otherwise be ultimately disposed of in a landfill. ...

Solution:

NASA engineers used their expertise to developed analytical models for predicting throughput. They identified throughput rates and residence times as a function of polymer decomposition kinetics, polymer viscosity, kiln tilt angles, kiln rotation rates, and zone (3) temperatures. ...

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