This presentation discusses various methods for plastic waste upskilling, including landfills, recycling, pyrolysis, liquefaction, and catalytic degradation. Each method is described in detail, outlining their advantages and disadvantages. Effective plastic waste management requires a comprehensive approach that considers each method's strengths and limitations. The presentation concludes by thanking the audience and providing contact information for further discussion.

1. NAME:- SHAIK ASIF
TOPIC:-PLASTIC WASTE UPSKILLING
SUB:-BIO EVS
COURSE:-CSE(AI&DS)
REG.NO:-192324144

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Introduction to Plastic Waste Upskilling
Plastic waste is a global environmental
challenge.
Landfills, recycling, pyrolysis, liquefaction,
and catalytic degradation are potential
solutions.
This presentation will discuss each of these
methods in detail.

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Landfills
Landfills are a common method of
disposing plastic waste.
Plastic waste in landfills can take hundreds
of years to decompose.
Landfills contribute to pollution and
greenhouse gas emissions.

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Advantages of Landfills
Landfills are cost-effective for waste
disposal.
They can accommodate large volumes of
plastic waste.
Landfills can be implemented relatively
quickly.

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Disadvantages of Landfills
Landfills contribute to pollution and
greenhouse gas emissions.
They require significant land area and can
contaminate soil and water.
Decomposition of plastic waste in landfills
is slow and can take centuries.

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Recycling
Recycling involves converting plastic waste
into new products.
Recycling reduces the need for virgin
plastic production.
Proper recycling practices can help
minimize plastic waste pollution.

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Advantages of Recycling
Recycling reduces the demand for virgin
plastic production.
It helps conserve natural resources and
energy.
Recycling can create job opportunities and
promote a circular economy.

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Disadvantages of Recycling
Recycling can be limited by the availability
of suitable recycling facilities and
infrastructure.
Contamination of plastic waste can hinder
the recycling process.
Some plastic types are more difficult to
recycle than others.

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Liquefaction
Liquefaction is a process that converts
plastic waste into a liquid fuel.
The process typically involves heating
plastic waste with a suitable solvent.
Liquefaction offers a potential solution for
plastic waste management.

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Advantages of Liquefaction
Liquefaction can convert plastic waste into
liquid fuels.
It offers a potential solution for plastic
waste management.
Liquefaction can produce high-quality fuels
suitable for various applications.

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Disadvantages of Liquefaction
Liquefaction processes can be energy-
intensive.
The choice of solvent and process
conditions can impact the efficiency and
environmental performance.
Scale-up and commercialization of
liquefaction technologies can pose
challenges.

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Catalytic Degradation
Catalytic degradation is a chemical process
that breaks down plastic waste into smaller
molecules.
The process involves using catalysts to
accelerate the degradation reaction.
Catalytic degradation shows promise in
converting plastic waste into valuable
chemicals or fuels.

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Advantages of Catalytic Degradation
Catalytic degradation can convert plastic
waste into valuable chemicals or fuels.
It offers a potential solution for plastic
waste valorization.
The process can be fine-tuned to target
specific products.

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Disadvantages of Catalytic Degradation
Catalytic degradation processes require
careful catalyst selection and optimization.
The reaction conditions and catalysts can
influence the product distribution.
Scale-up and cost-effectiveness of catalytic
degradation technologies are still being
explored.

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Pyrolysis
Pyrolysis is a thermal decomposition
process that converts plastic waste into
useful products.
The process involves heating plastic waste
in the absence of oxygen.
Pyrolysis can produce valuable fuels, such
as oil and gas.

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Advantages of Pyrolysis
Pyrolysis can convert plastic waste into
valuable fuels.
It reduces the need for fossil fuel extraction
and reduces greenhouse gas emissions.
Pyrolysis can be an economically viable
solution for plastic waste management.

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Disadvantages of Pyrolysis
Pyrolysis requires high temperatures and
specialized equipment.
It can have high energy consumption and
emissions.
The quality and composition of the
produced fuels can vary.

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Conclusion
Plastic waste upskilling involves various
methods like landfills, recycling, pyrolysis,
liquefaction, and catalytic degradation.
Each method has its advantages and
disadvantages.
Effective plastic waste management
requires a comprehensive approach and
collaboration between stakeholders.

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Thank You!
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time and attention.
Provide contact information for further
inquiries or collaborations.
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