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For more information regarding the Solid Wastes-to-Fuel Gases Conversion System, you can download the equipment brochure.

Brochure

What is this equipment about?

Development on a new technology, The “Solid Wastes-to-Fuel Gases Conversion System”
•Signing of Memorandun of Agreement (MoA) by Universiti Malaysia Sarawak (Unimas) and Prima Natural Resources Sdn Bhd. on 4th May 2006
•Project is supported by the Malaysian Government
New equipment aims to tap into various aspects which are different from other existing technologies, such as non-pollution and low-cost of operation •

Problems the world is facing:

Oil prices are escalating, this causes smaller organization to close down
Companies using petroleum are facing a rise in production cost
Fossil fuels are depleting at an alarming rate
Pollution problem (land, water and air pollution) are getting more serious

Waste material cannot be burnt are filling landfills at a rapid rates, ash remaining from the burning of waste are adding to the pollution problems. In addition, the remains of burning fossil fuels especially coal, to generate energy is polluting the environment.
Burning of fossil fuels release poisonous gases such as carbon monoxide, are adding to the oil pollution problem. Failure to treat this poisonous gas can lead to various environmental problems, such as greenhouse effect and acid rain.

Comparison Between Old Technology and New Technology:

Our Technology

Existing Technology

Can use practically any waste materials as fuels, including non-biodegradable products
§Produces very little ash after burning (~0%)
§Generates heat without having to burn fuels

- helps companies saves costs from fuel purchases
§Environmentally-friendly:

- Helps reduce land pollution by getting rid of non-biodegradable products which would otherwise have to brought to the landfill and also reduces air pollution as the air pollutants (carbon monoxide etc) will be eliminated at the end of the whole process
§By-products produced from burning, such as carbon monoxide can be further processed into useful end-products for sale
Equipment can be modified according to companie's needs

Limited to the burning of:

- Biodegrabriale materials(by-products from the timber industry, agricultural crops, raw matels from forest and major parts of household waste and wood) Oil and other fossil fuels such as coal and natural gas
Generated around 5-10% of ash. The amount of ash increases with the amount of biomass burnt
Does not enable the burning of plastic materials like plastic bottles

Industries in which equipment can be used:

Any type of industries which requires thermal energy in its production and manufacturing processes. Our equipment provides a cheaper alternatives for those industries which currently generate heat energy through the burning of fuels, such as oil, coal and/or natural gas.

Any industries which would like to utilize waste materials for generating thermal energy for production and generating electricity for its own use. Also, industries which realize the importance of conserving environment.

Components of the equipment:

A schematic diagram of the solid wastes-to-fuel gases conversion system.

Professor Abdul Rashid Abdullah, Unimas Vice Chancellor, and Mr. Wong Chung Tiew Managing Director of Prima Natural Resources and Manufacturing Sdn Bhd, exchanging the MoA documents witnessed by Yg. Berbahagia Tan Sri Datuk Amar Hj. Bujang B. Hj. Mohd. Nor (Chairman of the Board of Directors, Unimas) and Mr. John Wong Liang Tai, Manager of Prima Natural Resources and Manufacturing Sdn Bhd.

A group photo during a site visit of the technology by YB Datuk Peter Chin Fah Kui (Min. of Plantation Industries and Commodities), YB Datuk Sri Wong Soon Koh (Second Finance Minister and Min. of Rural Development and Tourism), YB Datuk Robert Lau Hoi Chew (Dep. Min. of Housing and Local Government) and YB Dr. Soon Choon Teck (Dep. Min. of Housing and Dep. Min. of Public Health). 2nd from the left is Mr. Wong Chung Tiew, the inventor of the conversion system of Prima Naural Resources and Manufacturing Sdn Bhd. Unimas was represented by Dr. Awangku Abdul Rahman B. Pgn. Hj. Yusof, the Director of Research and Innovation Management Centre (RIMC).

A picture of the solid wastes-to-fuel gases conversion system at the Prima Natural Resources and Manufacturing Sdn Bhd. Plant in Sibu, Sarawak, Malaysia. The gas exhaust in the foreground is at such a high temperature (~ 1050 degree celsius) such that the flame is invisible to the human eyes.

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