Clean burning liquid fuel produced via a self-sustaining processing of liquid feedstock

A method for the production of a clean burning liquid fuel plus heat from a liquid feedstock comprising:

• providing a pressure resistant vessel containing a liquid feedstock, the vessel housing a submerged electric arc between carbon-base electrodes;
• activating the submerged electric arc between said carbon base electrodes to produce, by thermochemical reactions, a combustible gas which bubbles to a surface of the liquid feedstock, and transmitting said combustible gas via high pressure pipes into a tower for a catalytic liquefaction processing into a clean burning liquid fuel;
• complementing said catalytic process with the addition of chemical material missing in the original liquid feedstock to reach a desired composition of said clean burning liquid fuel;
• further processing said clean burning liquid fuel by cryogenic cooling to ambient temperature, separation and filtration, removal of polluting substances, and adding additives to increase octane, energy content and oxygen output in combustion;
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• providing means to recover and use a heat produced by the thermochemical reactions for the production of said combustible gas, a heat produced by the liquefaction into said clean burning liquid fuel and a heat produced by the cryogenic cooling of the clean burning liquid fuel,
• wherein the heat produced by the thermochemical reactions for the production of said combustible gas, the heat produced by the liquefaction into said clean burning liquid fuel, the heat produced by the cryogenic cooling of the clean burning liquid fuel, and additional heat obtained by adding said chemical material to the catalytic process suitable to cause an external reaction with one of the combustible gas, the clean burning liquid fuel and combinations thereof are more than sufficient for the production of steam suitable to power a turbine electric generator for the generation of electricity needed to operate the submerged electric arc, and
• wherein the liquid feedstock is one of crude oil, oil-base waste, and water-base waste.