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Permits are all one time deals per location most being federal in nature. State and county is good to go. I have been told I can operate in small scale at house (wood broiler size) to start out with no fuss. Not even a building permit required if I put it in a building.

3 to 8 permits needed for various components of plan from burn through steam to electric and eco. Ranging from 10 to 35k each.

I'm already profiting.

Just burning would save me 40k a year I dump fees right now. I could use steam to operate my house and other structures saving more in bills. Generate electricity for sale for additional profit. Sort metal out in burner clean out for scrap. Become less dependent on land fill making more competitive in pricing which could result in me taking over area completely.

Get-go?

No smoke!

Clean burn!! Canada just bought 350 of the units I'm looking at to ship to all the hard to get to spots to burn their waste.

I own a trash pick up biz. Plan is to cut out all middle men.

Become landfill without the land fill!

I’m a operator at a combined heat and power plant, sounds like a concept that might fit, probably not anything new to you,but. We produce on avg. 50% of our campus electrical usage per year during the winter months 90+%. We have 3 small steam turbines producing 100,65,45 kWh. We can run up to all 3 based on steam load. Profit is in the savings we don’t actively sell power. If I usderstand correctly our utility is required to buy our excess but it is extremely discounted. We also heat a hospital, convent and university. Basically 130psi supply, exhaust at 25 to 35psi which is then sent out to heat the buildings. For example our smallest TG takes 3500pph of load to produce rated power. We use PRVs for the balance of the heating load. Have you looked at a absorption unit, using steam to produce chilled water for cooling? What type of water source do you have? Pretreatment requirements? Secondary fuel source? Here Pressure vessels require annual inspections, insurance cost? The state of MN requires licensed operators not sure about your state. On the other end of the system, how do you heat your business now will you have to retro. fit everything? Steam Converters to produce hot water for heat, also can use steam for domestic hot water. Cloths dryers? Sterilization? Pay back is something you should look for and calculate as you design your system, somethings are just not worth it. Sounds like a fun project.

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TMAN comes through once again. Your the one I'm looking for I think.

I'm in the thought stage.

Your right. Profit is in the "savings". From what I can see anyway. But there may be a little to be had from sale of stea, electricity, etc... I should be able to turn a small profit by becoming an outlet for other waste pick up companies? Charge them per ton etc...

I will pick your mind if you don't mind?

Would like to know more about cooling

Also

Outside savings on dump fees. Becoming self sufficient is HUGE EPIC! Not being tied to the landfills raising of price to dump!

Good luck to you. It sounds like T-man came through for you with buck 19. I wish you the best, it might take years but go for it or you will always regret not trying......jk

Yeah

It will take at least one year just to get to burning.

Pick a way sir!!! Maybe through PMs? Would be happy to help where I can. A absorption chiller uses heat to drive the cooling process. No compressor, just a couple pumps. We of course use the steam load to turn a generator. Water and lithium bromide solution(salt) for refrigerant. Cooling tower is needed which requires a lot of water and a good chemical treatment program. It produces chilled water (42-44*) which is pumped to Fancoil, air handlers etc. to cool the space. YouTube has a few good videos, our facility has a York brand unit. Might in no way fit your situation.

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PM

Thank you

I'll check them out.

My guy is in Kentucky. 40k for a unit that will don2 tons at a time.