Supercritical fluid chamber feedback method linked to fuel formation

Abstract

The invention comprises a method for controlling reactions in a supercritical fluid chamber, comprising the steps of: forming a formed hydrogen gas in a supercritical fluid chamber; outputting the formed hydrogen gas from the supercritical fluid chamber; feeding a first portion of the formed hydrogen gas back into the supercritical fluid chamber through a feedstock feedback system; measuring quantity of the first portion of the hydrogen gas in the feedback system with a sensor; and controlling flow of the first portion of the hydrogen gas back into the supercritical fluid chamber with a controller and output from the sensor, where a majority of the formed hydrogen gas is formed in the breakdown as waste products, such as waste plastic and/or waste rubber. Optionally, a second portion of the formed hydrogen gas is used in a Fischer-Tropsch process in fuel generation.

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