Smokeless Fire? Japan's Incineration Innovation

[@LW1Tok]

It's ash. It's not that much of a problem. It can be used as mixing compound for cement etc.

[@nidhimoda605]

And as plant fertilizer . . . very good for that infact.

[@desperateloner8555]

​@@nidhimoda605But those are plastic's ashes. The ones used as fertilizer are organic ashes, like leaf's ashes or wood's

[@weAreNotAloneHere]

Plant Tree's and green plants on the buildings. Good product, i like it

[@watergraffiti]

I think left over ash is a much lesser problem then the smoke and trash they have! Ash can be used for building materials, for example, used as a mixing compound. This idea needs to be supported by the Government! What is the Government doing these days besides erecting mobile phone towers?

[@artisansportsman8950]

In China the government are busy imposing communism on the population of Hong Kong.

[@TheSimArchitect]

They want their friends to build those incinerators so they charge to take our trash and charge to supply us with energy. I'd like to have an incinerator like that too!

[@Ida-Adriana]

@@artisansportsman8950I’m surprised you haven’t been attacked for your comment about CCP, I’m currently undergoing a harassment campaign because I’m vocal about danger of communism, cause I was born in a communist dictatorship also.

[@marlaruce]

With the huge volume of discarded/used covid -19 protective gears around the world in view of the current pandemic, this latest Japanese incinerator would be a great help in reducing waste, containing the spread of the virus and eliminating smoke pollution.

[@parkerk6210]

The japanese are a great people

[@lisablumberg122]

What is the name of the manufacturer? I’d like to get in touch can someone please assist?

[@arpitaawazofficial7076]

How can I purchase it... Please give me answer

[@Ida-Adriana]

Energy can be harvested from burning trash. District heating powered by garbage is the cheapest electricity in Scotland, in Shetland.

[@Deward_]

What do you call the filtration system used in the machine?

[@tye-dyekat-dog4731]

It seems to almost be a distillation filtration.

[@GeRaiDah]

yeah that mask he puts on at the end ant going to stop him from breathing gasses and particulates lol

[@DemeDemetre]

has this been used ? like has it sold well

[@wade5941]

I like following up also. Some of the technologies promoted in these videos just seem to disappear.

[@DemeDemetre]

@@wade5941 yeah true, unfortunately. But thats how it is, far from all innovations ever made go popular. Usually they stay as a concept or a prototype. But it takes one investment or a company/group to bring one idea to a fully functional product that can forever change the world. So don't look at the negative side

[@richyr777]

Is it a problem if an aerosol can makes its way into the burner?

[@ericpham8205]

if you direct the smoke into water chamber then the water capture the carbon and gaining heat at the same time give rise to steam to humidified atmosphere and so use together with the sun would create rain when needed or stop rain when we want sun

[@Whoknows-mf1cv]

Is there a way to put a biodegradable filter in the incinerator chimney to filter the emissions?

[@zedvee2668]

Lydia Grace old filters are also burnable. (I’m half joking)

[@BarryBranton]

Chuwastar - I like them.

[@nesiansides7133]

Many articles claiming steam particulates are not good for our atmospheric environments.

[@saintsuniverse]

Please can I get more info on this company? I'm doing a project on incinerator

[@fulufhelomasutha1840]

How did the project go?

[@earnest8899]

This is a great solution. I want Governments of other countries to learn from this. There should be one in every major city. Incinerate plastic!

[@mechenzietauimbu8318]

How much it's cost .. I'm interested from PNG

[@kimlibera663]

See I think the attitude is there-if you can make just a dent rather than try something which is so utopian that it causes bad ramifications. I.e. govt today is only interested in using social media to its advantage. This invention while maybe small in nature still contributes something positive w/o ruining the life of consumers.

[@jonathanbatres]

Could this be powered by a biodigester?

[@growingpakistan1225]

Someone plz tell me that what will happen to the leftover ash. I think its still bery dangerous.

[@larsinthefuture]

All the hydrocarbons are burned off so the leftover is just carbon mixed with impurities. Probably safe enough to mix with fertiliser.

[@tye-dyekat-dog4731]

it would be beneficial to compost the soot then use the compost to grow Ammonia fungi such as edible Lyophyllaceae.

[@tritowns]

co2 and water vapor by the look of it... carbon and inert ash can be put in the soil

[@dtc989]

The CO2 can also be directed to a small algae farm. Byproducts from an algae farm are oxygen, biofuels, and a third product which can either be animal feed or soil amendments.

[@bradhorner]

Bro. I got this idea. Let's vape ...the trash.

[@優さん-n7m]

He wore this mask in 2013 and now everybody wears it.

[@Rod-bp8ow]

China knows the standards of environment friendliness, prevention of tornadoes, hurricanes, sandstorms, floods, from these environment friendly measures, that removes landfill pile up, in order to be as spacious, healthier, livelier H.K,/CHNA 2022 onwards SMEs....

[@srimansivasaran9847]

how it works

[@thegamechanger7157]

It's really simple sciences. It can be done

[@HiberNAT]

Chimney+water cooling + compressor = compressing the dense ash and air while colling it It has to take a lot of energy tho

[@thegamechanger7157]

How did they do it smokeless. CO2 +H20 Let's do the matrix The plastics contains chemicals and properties such hydrocarbons combining it with reciprocating CO2 it produces or chemical reactions. This technology are used in dryer and hydrator

[@erkiplumer1247]

What about heavy metals - lead, cadmium, mercury and others....dioxins...nano size particles. Those are the real dangers. Ash still goes to landfill. Air pollution doubles. Where is the good news?

[@jonathanbatres]

Erki Plumer I think it would have to go through a bag system like a vacuum to catch metals like mercury.

[@francistran432]

prob not a one size fit all for garbage but at least good for non-heavy metal wastes?

[@japhethnagac3881]

i want this

[@eduardobarrezueta5247]

Arai!? I thought the Arai lastname was Spanish not Japanese... maybe is a linguistic coincidence.

[@demonetized6837]

Ah great - instead of smoke they release the worst part of smoke we don't want to make! Great work Japan!

[@TheIndianAnalyst]

Good! My Country INDIA Needs it!

[@ivannanto]

Hi, my company PT Awina Sinergi Indonesia is agent of this Smokeless Incinerator, if you are interested to buy this product you can email me at ivannanto at awing-i dot com thank you

[@TheIndianAnalyst]

Will Reach Out If needed Tks!!

[@rajarajanshanmugam]

Ananda Setiyo Ivannanto what is the cost of it in Rupees?

[@rakshitbabaria8826]

@@rajarajanshanmugam 21 lakhs

[@ummeisdiha9506]

I need this.Can i import it??

[@nevinkuser9892]

I will sell you one.

[@r_elyaqub8214]

Did I hear her say for JUST 30,000 dollars???!!! That’s how much one unit costs?! 😯😯😮😲

[@athiaj1199]

It’s actually cheap considering most machinery costs more than 100,000 dollars.

[@wade5941]

I couldn't believe it was that reasonable either.

[@instakillgaming]

ok no actually don't turn all of our trash directly into CO2??

[@davidwillard7334]

NICE !! POT !! BELLY !! STOVE !! THAT !! HOW !! MUCH !!????

[@eriknielsen1849]

So burning without using the energy.. Still better than throwing in the ocian but. There is a lot of energy waste here. Maby a sterling engine then it would be perfect here in Africa

[@no_more_free_nicks]

Dioxins?

[@andrewlah79]

But how about the temperature reached?

[@faieziabubakar207]

They used water to control the temp..water can't be too hot.. ain't it??

[@aqueseth]

We need steam on factories to cut carbon emissions on the athmosphere.

[@thiruvilanarakkonammohan4258]

Insufficient explanation. What happens to the CO2 is not explained in detail . I guess they are filtering off the dust and particulates not the CO2 . Yes they produce steam which is simple and easy by quenching water but CO2 ? CO2?CO2?

[@larsinthefuture]

The CO2 is released to atmosphere. It has a large carbon footprint but it gets rid of trash.

[@sciense3078]

it is time for no incineration

[@IamPaste]

Since when is Hong Kong in Japan?

[@kienwenchang7108]

The Absolute-Clean Burning Technology Were Ready Pre-2000. Hopefully Great Powers Rivalries Among Geopolitics Players Would Fast-forward Quicker Deployment of New Technologies.

[@mdtabuena2395]

Human incinerator

[@aryan14031997jain]

Yes , i can provide you one

[@Fusions-xl3sh]

All country should be force to use these cause garbage smoke is really harmful to our health

[@yikes7110]

oxa - gan noice

[@rvdrvd1000]

Velly crever., those Japanese.

[@ningthouningthoujam3373]

rvdrvd1000 it's very clever you Plick 😁😁😁

[@hen5244]

Plastic waste solution!!

[@ilovecops5499]

Smoke always give character to a city. Leave it be.

[@sciense3078]

it is a fact we "can" escape

[@Marco-fc5uf]

Why should we? Incineration is much better than dumping trash in landfills.