The Latest Plastic Recycling Technology Reduces Carbon Dioxide Equivalent Emissions by 57%
Plastic raw materials are widely used in chemical companies, and domestic raw materials are in short supply, relying heavily on imports. However, both the chemical terminal products and the waste plastics produced in the production process have a very low recycling rate. This leads to higher costs and puts a lot of pressure on environmental protection. In the past two years, domestic requirements for environmental protection and carbon emission reduction are strict. Therefore, plastic recycling and recycling technologies have great room for improvement in reducing production costs, reducing carbon emissions and environmental protection.
The industry in my country that uses waste plastics for the manufacture of recycled plastic pellets started early and has made great contributions to resource conservation and environmental protection. But on the other hand, the vast majority of Chinese enterprises have always been in small-scale, disorderly production and operation methods, and there are still many problems: and they often use common traditional treatment methods, such as landfills, incineration, etc., which have a great impact on the environment.
In response to this issue, we invite Honeywell to talk about their latest plastic recycling technology in this issue!
Its latest UpCycle plastic recycling technology can expand the types of recyclable plastics and reduce carbon dioxide equivalent emissions by 57%.
2026-08-11
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