CHLORIDE FILM SEPARATION IN GARBAGE AGAINST DIOXIN

Takashi Moriyama, Shunsuke Fujiwara

Abstract

This system already has Japanese Patent Application 2000-159699 using the blue light absorption and JPA2001-393262 using the thermal impedance for the chloride film detection in the garbage. We, human being have the three big ecological problems. The first is the nuclear waste in the northern part of the Japan Sea, the second is the irregular weather that will be less oxygen caused by carbon fuels and the third is Dioxins caused by the incineration of the chloride film and garbage.<BR />The first and the second will be solved by the investment and stopping cars. The third is required for development of a automatic chloride film detector of the treatment for waste garbage plastics that is Sanuki RDF System against Dioxins. The first method is detecting the plastisizer in the chloride films of garbage and is not suitable for heated films by the wicro wave cooker. The plasticizer will go into the cooked food. The second thermal impedance method detects PVDC, PVC, heated PVDC, heated PVC and non chloride films.

Keywords

blue light absoption, thermal impedance and dioxins

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