System and process for converting waste plastic into a usable product
OwnerJames L. Kinginventor
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Abstract
A system, process and resulting product which converts currently non-recycled plastics plastic bottles, jars, containers, PVC tubing, toys, furniture, synthetic plastic carpet and all other plastics that can be shredded, chipped, powered and or melted into a building material or useful utilitarian object such as a loading pallet.
Claims3
A construction element comprising one or more constituent layers of composite material, said composite material comprising a heterogenous suspension of plastic filler elements having a high-melting-point in a binding element of substrate plastics having a low melting point, said plastic filler elements having separated therefrom, polystyrene, including expanded polystyrene (EPS) and extruded polystyrene (XPS), further comprising the plastic filler elements being oriented in one or more specific common directions with respect to each other, the orientation of each filler element being determined by the orientation of its principal axis.
A construction element comprising one or more constituent layers of composite material, said composite material comprising a heterogenous suspension of plastic filler elements having a high-melting-point in a binding element of substrate plastics having a low melting point, said plastic filler elements having separated therefrom, polystyrene, including expanded polystyrene (EPS) and extruded polystyrene (XPS), further comprising the plastic filler elements being oriented in unspecified random directions relative to each other and the overall shape of the associated construction element.
A construction element comprising one or more constituent layers of composite material. said composite material comprising a heterogenous suspension of plastic filler elements having a high-melting-point in a binding element of substrate plastics having a low melting point, said plastic filler elements having separated therefrom, polystyrene, including expanded polystyrene (EPS) and extruded polystyrene (XPS), further comprising the plastic filler elements being a random aggregate of rendered plastic of varying dimensions, rendered plastic comprising waste plastic processed by mechanical means into shreds, flakes, chips, threads, bits, powder, slivers, shavings, parings, flecks, scales, and fragments.
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