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GREENBLAZE - THE KEY TO TRANSITION TO ZERO WASTE APPROACH

GROWING ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEM

A growing number of landfills around the world have been an acute environmental problem for many years and require immediate action to solve. Inaction in this area can lead to serious consequences for the health of all people and the environment on the planet. In order to save the situation and solve this problem in the bud, it is necessary, firstly, to take measures to clean up existing dumps, and secondly, to create conditions for the reduction of landfills, and in the future their elimination.

However, in practice, we can observe an opposite picture. With the development of technological progress the situation with disposal and landfill disposal is only getting worse - the amount of waste produced by man is growing exponentially, there is a constant increase of waste per capita. Just think about it, every second people produce 6 times more garbage/waste than all recycling plants worldwide are capable of handling.

THE WORLD WE LIVE IN IS DYING!

The ecosystem of our planet is resisting the negative impact of humanity as best it can, but nature is not ready and powerless to cope with such a flood of pollution on its own. Today in the world there are 2 main problems associated with the incineration of garbage and the presence of landfills.

• • Incineration of rubbish is simply killing humanity, and in the literal sense of the word. Furans, dioxins, polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), heavy metals, sulphur and paraffins are released during combustion, polluted the environment and poison people. Burning 1 ton of polyethylene produces 1 gram of PCBs. However, this gram is enough to cause irreparable harm to health, that is, to actually poison 1,000 people. Mankind is not stopped by the fact that in natural conditions, nature will require 2.5 million years for complete decomposition (oxidation) to the level of mineralization of a molecular chain of PCBs!
• • The temperature (+50ºC) inside the waste heaps is always elevated under the influence of moisture. It leads to continuous synthesis reactions, leading to the formation of toxins. In the last 100 years, more than 2 million new toxic compounds and organic synthesis products, which did not exist in nature before, have appeared in the world due to secondary chemical reactions in landfills. Poisoned toxic landfill leachate, including the very same PCBs, finds its way into the soil from there getting into groundwater and into air, then poisoning and killing all life.

ADGEX DEVELOPED A SOLUTION TO THE PROBLEM

ADGEX has developed a unique zero-waste environmentally friendly technology for organic waste recycling which has no analogues in the world. GreenBLAZE units are ideal for MSW recycling and the transition to zero waste to landfill with the production from waste of liquid energy resources: electricity, heat and fuel.

The greenBLAZE unit is designed for the processing of human organic and biological waste into environmentally friendly fractions. GreenBLAZE is a closed-loop processor without open combustion, working on the principle of high-temperature vacuum decomposition of any carbon-containing materials and compounds to produce a marketable product: electricity, heat, synthetic fuel, distilled water, ash residue. The greenBLAZE unit is equipped with an ecological exhaust gas treatment block, which allows to completely avoiding environmental pollution.

GREENBLAZE DECLARES THE «ZERO WASTE» APPROACH

GreenBLAZE creates a fundamentally new and sustainable approach in the waste management. Waste is turned into a raw material and a secondary resource for high-quality energy products. There is no more need to take waste to landfill or incinerate it in environmentally polluting incinerators. With greenBLAZE, there will be no harmful emissions!

GreenBLAZE can remediate all landfills and restore the ecological balance of the environment on the planet. GreenBLAZE is a real tool for transition to a closed-cycle economy, starting from individual private companies and small settlements and ending with all sectors of the global economy.