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Electric energy from waste

by Camila landell, Daniela Franco, Lia Kamila Mendivil, Ana Julia Rodríguez

Pages 6 and 7 of 25

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In the flow chart, we show that the first step is that we deposit the waste in a place that is specifically for that, and in that place what they do with the waste is that they collect all the waste and they go to machines so they can start with the process. What happens in the machines is that the trash is processed, then, it is heated and finally, the trash is converted in electricity. This process has fermentation, combustion and decomposition. In the fermentation process, the sugar in the waste is converted to carbon dioxide and alcohol, in the same general process that is used to make wine. In combustion is where heat produced by burning waste produces steam, driving a turbine to generate electricity. In decomposition is where plastic is heated in the absence of oxygen, and gasification, where air or steam heats the waste creating gases that either produce petrol or diesel, or are burned to generate electricity. So that’s basically what happens and what we explained in the flow chart.
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Flowchart explanation
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In the flow chart, we show that the first step is that we deposit the waste in a place that is specifically for that, and in that place what they do with the waste is that they collect all the waste and they go to machines so they can start with the process. What happens in the machines is that the trash is processed, then, it is heated and finally, the trash is converted in electricity. This process has fermentation, combustion and decomposition. In the fermentation process, the sugar in the waste is converted to carbon dioxide and alcohol, in the same general process that is used to make wine. In combustion is where heat produced by burning waste produces steam, driving a turbine to generate electricity. In decomposition is where plastic is heated in the absence of oxygen, and gasification, where air or steam heats the waste creating gases that either produce petrol or diesel, or are burned to generate electricity. So that’s basically what happens and what we explained in the flow chart.
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