New recycling technology processes tyres into resources, page-2

Looks like PG1 are off to a good start, still making mistake after mistake. And they have made a few. But the following one can be blamed on the PR company? No!

From gassed’s post...

“"At full production, each TDU can process approximately 5,000 tonnes of shredded rubber per annum (equivalent of around 500,000 car tyres)

which provides on average an annual output of 1.5 million litres of raw fuels, in the form of liquid hydrocarbons."


From the article in your link.....

“ Each TDU can process approximately 5000 tons (4536 tonnes) of shredded rubber at full production, equivalent to 50,000 car tyres.


On average, this equates to a weekly output 1.5 million litres of raw fuel.”


The above 1.5m barrels per week equates to 9,375 barrels per week....((at 159 litres per barrel)) from each TDU.....really.

Waste Management Review, it might pay to check your figures.

Who to believe? Waste Management Review or gassed, I believe gassed.


And the volume of tyres????