Plasma Blue
The future of biodiesel
is here.
Revolutionary
Plasma Blue is a revolutionary new technology that creates biodiesel at a dramatically lower production cost, using a new energy source, while integrating easily into all biodiesel plants, as well as ethanol plants.
Cost effective
Producers with the lowest cost of production will always have the advantage, but with today’s high demand for cleaner fuels, plants need to be both cost effective and environmentally sound. Plasma Blue’s technology allows your business to remain competitive in this rapidly changing market by decreasing production cost and enhancing your environmental footprint – all while creating the highest quality product on the market.
Economical
Plasma Blue’s technology has a small footprint and a modular design. When the technology is incorporated to increase a plant’s transesterification capability, it can be installed and operated seamlessly alongside the current equipment. Plus, its “plug and play design” requires minimal installation time and minimal start up and fine tuning effort.
Environmentally friendly
This technology lowers a plant’s energy cost while enhancing the Carbon Intensity (CI) score. This is primarily due to the technology’s use of electricity over natural gas, elimination of pre-heating, and the use of a less refined catalyst.
The fourth state of matter.
Plasma is the fourth aggregate state of matter, besides solid, liquid and gas. By supplying so much energy to a gas that the critical number of electrons leave the atomic shell, the gas is ionized and moves from a gaseous state to a fourth state –plasma.
Plasma can be used in the production or creation of diamond coatings, welding, lighting technology (neon signs, glass lasers, displays), as well as in the hygiene sector, medical technology and many others. Plasma Blue’s technology utilizes a unique reactor design, which induces a state of plasma to a continuous flow of liquid.
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With Plasma Blue technology, plant owners could realize approximately 5 to 8 cents per gallon in savings.
What would you invest to gain this type of savings?