Saturday, May 18, 2013

Benefits of Garbage Gasificattion


The technology has been in use since the 1920’s but now is economically viable.

 
The system turns MSW (municipal solid waste), plastic, tires, medical waste, waste oil and lubricants, cardboard, paper, wood, animal waste, essentially anything with a carbon foot print into a gas that can be ignited in a steam turbine  to generate electricity or the gas can be refined into other products. The stack emissions are within the United States and European standards. The vitreous material that remains can be used in road construction and maintenance.

The system is scalable. Gasifing MSW, a 150-ton a day unit will produce net 2.4 Mega Watts of electricity on an ongoing basis. Every Mega watt will power 1000 + - US homes on an ongoing 24 hour basis.

The energy output of the system increases dramatically with the use of the higher BTU materials like tires and plastic. Depending on the electrical rate charged the system will pay for itself in about one and a half to three years depending on the feedstock and what the power company will pay. The system  has a twenty-year life span.

A recap of the Benefits of Garbage Gasification:

1.  Gasification will take anything with a carbon footprint.  This would include all municipal solid waste (MSW), medical waste, tires, plastic, oil, cardboard etc.

2.  Contaminated soil can also be re-claimed by going through the gasification process.

3. The resulting gases from the gasification process can be used to manufacture: electricity (the cheapest to produce), diesel, propane, natural gas, jet fuel etc.

4. Heavy metals are collected in the chamber and can be resold for industrial use..

5. Anything not gasified (metal, glass, etc.) is recycled.

6..  The remaining vitreous material, after gasification, is non-toxic.  It is approved for using in highway construction and road maintenance, thereby recycling the residue.

7.  Because of the complete gasification of the waste, there are no health and/or liability issues.

 8.  The by-product that comes out of the stack is CO-2 and the emissions fall well within U.S EPA and European  standards.

9.  The CO-2 could be recycled into algae ponds for additional revenue r possible new industries/investment opportunities, etc.

10.  Many new jobs could be created, both relating directly to operation of the gasifier, and additionally to the auxiliary businesses, services created by the new industry.

11.  Perhaps the biggest advantage to the gasification process is that it eliminates the garbage/waste forever – it is not just tucked out of sight, or buried in a big hole.  As the world’s population continues to grow, so does the waste/garbage problem.  Gasification is an excellent solution.
 
 
 
 
 
Contact one of associates to discuss further.


 
 
 
Gulf Express International, Inc.
1810 Garfield Street
Hollywood FL  33020
ph: 954-589-0170
skype: gulfexpress
info@gulfexpressintl.com
www.gulfexpressintl.com

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Monday, April 29, 2013

Anthracite Coal

Colombian Coal Company is offering for sale the Anthracite Coal described below in the quantity and for the price specified in the terms and conditions stated.
COMMODITY: Anthracite Coal
QUANTITY: 25.000 MT (+/- 10%) at seller’s option as trial shipment and from then onwards every 30-45 days similar size lots, based on a minimum 1 year contract, renewable on a yearly basis.
LOADING DATES: Max. 60 days after terms and conditions have been agreed upon the parties.
60 days is because of the Logistics of getting the Coal to the loading port. Therefore after signing SPA the Seller will, 30 Days before shipping send the Buyer a 2% PB.
At that time the Buyer will then present His L/C for the shipment.
BASE PRICE Ningbo (China) USD 287.00*/ MT CIF F.O.
DELIVERED: Price to be reviewed on a bi-monthly basis as per indexes /
formulas agreed between the parties
Ocean freight to be reviewed once dates are firm.
DELIVERY TERMS: CIF F.O. Ningbo Port. Discharge rate/terms to be mutually agreed but always as per carriers charter party clauses and conditions, no less than 8,000 MT/PWWD of 24 HRS SHINC. Mutual agreement on Lay-time.
PAYMENT TERMS: Shipments are to be paid by divisible, irrevocable, confirmed, assignable and at sight Documentary Letter of Credit (DLC) or Bank Guarantee established by Buyer, who shall bear all costs associated with the establishment and confirmation of the letter of credit or guarantee, and issued by a top ranking international bank. The DLC shall be established no later than seven (7) days from the exchange of signed counterparts of this sales agreement in a from satisfactory to Buyer.
The DLC shall be payable upon presentation of the bill of lading signed by the vessel’s Master or on his behalf by his authorized agent, Inspectorate’s certificate of quantity and Seller’s Commercial Invoice.
SPECIFICATIONS: The Anthracite Coal shall conform to the below specifications.
DRYING AS NEXT BASE ANALYSIS
DRY AIR RECEIVED DAF
Residual Moisture (%) 0.88
Total Moisture (%) 2.92
Ash (%) 4.12 4.25
Volatile matter (%) 12.24 12.61
Fixed carbon (%) 80.72 83.14
Sulfur (%) 0.92 0.95
Swelling Index: 1
CGV(BTU/lb) 14.000
SIZE: ROM (0X50)
FSI: 0



SAMPLING AND ANALYSYS: Inspection of quality, testing and analysis, draft survey to determine quantity, sampling and supervision of loading to be performed by a first class independent surveyor company appointed by mutual agreement (INSPECTORATE, SGS). Quality and quantity certificates issued at loading port by the independent surveyor appointed by the parties will be final and binding on both parties.
Price to be adjusted for variations in quality in accordance with formulas to be agreed by the parties.
The above terms and conditions are preliminary. Final terms and conditions will be negotiated as part of the Purchase and Sales Agreement “PSA”.


Gulf Express International, Inc.

1810 Garfield Street

Hollywood FL  33020

ph: 954-589-0170

skype: gulfexpress

info@gulfexpressintl.com

www.gulfexpressintl.com