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  1. #91

    mayta ma approve nani and most especially ang mga roads.... dapat, di lang unta nila tapakan, usbon jud tanan.... kay kung tapakan, mao ra gihapon ma guba....

  2. #92
    lisud jud ayo kai mostly sa mga pinoy walay disciplina..

    strict laws and heavy fines ang katapat ani..

    kung walay strict laws.. heavy fines ra it wont work kai ang mga violator/offenders pa ang masuko nga gidakop! hahaha TRUE STORY!

  3. #93

    Default Re: "Garbage Problem in the Philippines" Can PINOYS really solve it?

    Quote Originally Posted by jnex View Post
    Hi istoryans, I just want to see how interested Pinoys are with solving garbage issues.... I think this is very important issue considering the burgeoning population of the Philippines...

    I heard some cities are doing something on this problem but still...i cannot attest that people in the Philippines are interested to live in a clean, fresh, dirt-free environment... Any comments and suggestions?
    May magagawa pa tayo para ma resulba ang problema sa basura, ang segregation ay isa sa mahusay na paraan para maging madali ang pagsasaayos ng ating problema. Kaya lang may mga natitira pa na dapat nating ihanap ng mapagtataponan ng mga bagay na di na pweding mabenta sa mga nangangalakal. Ang isang mabisang paraan ay ihiwalay ang mga mapagkakakitaang kalakal at tunawin o likidahin ang mga basurang sa inaakala natin ay wala ng pakinabang. Ang nais kung sabihin ay meroon na tayong magagawa dahil meroon akong makinarya na may kakayahang lumusaw ng ano mang klasi ng basura na itinataapon ng ating mga kababayan sa araw-araw. Sana ay makakuha ng atensyon sa mga kinauukulan ang bagay na ito upang ang napaka tagal ng problema ng Pilipinas ay matapos na. Maging ang problema natin sa waterlili na bumabara sa mga lagusan ng tubig ay kaya din lusawin ng makinaryang ito. Ang kahalintulad ng makinaryang ito ay isang malaking blender ng mga prutas na kapag pinaandar ay kayang papinuhin, subalit ang kakaibhan ng aking makina ay hindi ito gumagamit ng mechnichal grinder o ano mang pangdurog na mekanikal kundi sa pamamagitan ng tubig at ang tubig na ginagamit ay pwede gamitin ng paulit-ulit at walang panganib sa kalikasan, ito ay magagawa sa pamamagitan ng pagsasala ng tubig na syang may malaking bahagi para lusawin ang anumang uri ng basura. MARAMING SALAMAT PO, boyet mirano +639991726511, +639321199442

  4. #94

    Default Re: "Garbage Problem in the Philippines" Can PINOYS really solve it?

    disiplina ray dapat sa mga pinoy!....

  5. #95

    Default Re: "Garbage Problem in the Philippines" Can PINOYS really solve it?

    BAN the use of plastics! It makes more sense than banning the wearing of bikinis!

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    Jayme Navarro: Invented Fuel from Plastic Trash Bags

    Jayme Navarro’s Pyrolysis Technology converting Trash Plastics into less sulfuric Diesel, Gasoline, & LPG.
    A commerce undergraduate, who have been passionately fascinated by the versatility of plastics, have continuously evolved his products over time.

    He started off around 1970 when he started to recycle plastic scraps to make plastic twine, straws and sticks in Bacolod. Around 1983, when the plastic resin was in all time high, he experimented again and was able to produce liquid hydrocarbons, but, the project was not yet feasible at that time so he just recycled banker oil to get clean motor oil for two stroke motor engines. After 10 years, he then invented and recycled discarded batteries as the materials for plastic pipes for drainage.

    But not until 2005 when his sister, encouraged him to try to find ways to recycle plastic bags and the likes to something useful… and he did.

    After intense developing, refining, and improving, last December 2007 during the trial run in Bacolod, Mr. Navarro finally found a great way to recycle plastic bags. He found the best process of converting reject plastic scattered on the streets like sando bag, garbage bags and styrophors, into fuel.

    Assorted plastics are first shredded into evenly sized pieces and are put into an agglomeration chamber. It then enters a feeding screw where it is melted and the polymers are mixed with a catalyst. The melted plastic goes to a specially designed pyrolysis chamber and depolymerization occurs, where hydrocarbon gases are being produced. It then passes through distillation, filtration and centrifuge. The light gases produced are then purified, compressed and stored. The process is done entirely inside a vacuum; hence no resultant chemicals are released into the environment.

    5000 kilos of contaminated plastic can be converted to 400 liters of diesel and gasoline fuel oil. The machine was built in Bacolod but a bigger plant is in the process of finalization in Montalban where it can produce around 5,000 kilos of fuel per day, it is automated so it will only be needing 3 people to man it.

    The process was a success that they brought it to DOE and DOST for analysis. It was tested and it is said to contain all the basic properties of fuel, and even has lower sulfur content. It is clean and environmental friendly. The invention was patented with intellectual property last November 2008.

    His Company Poly-Green Technology and Resources Inc., will soon put-up some facilities in Rizal Province and other sorrounding Manila Provinces with the coordination of the local government units.


  7. #97

    Default Re: "Garbage Problem in the Philippines" Can PINOYS really solve it?

    Quote Originally Posted by flanker View Post
    kung walay strict laws.. heavy fines ra it wont work kai ang mga violator/offenders pa ang masuko nga gidakop! hahaha TRUE STORY!
    naa pud mo reklamo nga "unsaon nalang to dili maka afford sa multa"

  8. #98

    Default Re: "Garbage Problem in the Philippines" Can PINOYS really solve it?

    ^^mao jd. samok kaayo. sayon ra mn unta na tubagon. dili mo violate sa law aron dili maka bayad. hahaiz. pinoy...

  9. #99

    Default Re: "Garbage Problem in the Philippines" Can PINOYS really solve it?

    if a person is not lazy to segregate then this would be solved...it starts first with you then me then everybody,ehehe...

  10. #100

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    ^^sayop ka... i guess it's...

    you AND me then everybody.

    makes more sense...

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