PURE is a revolutionary waste management system designed for residential associations. Convert your community's plastic waste into high-grade fuel for diesel generators, creating a closed-loop sustainable ecosystem.
PURE's design is formally registered in the UK, protecting what we have built.
Our unit utilizes advanced pyrolysis technology to break down complex plastic polymers into usable hydrocarbon fuels. It's compact, efficient, and designed to be operated within residential complexes with minimal maintenance.
The primary reactor where plastic waste undergoes pyrolysis at high temperatures to produce gases.
A specialized cooling chamber that converts gaseous hydrocarbons back into liquid fuel (pyro-oil).
Stores Non-Condensable Gases (NCGs) which are fed back into the system for self-sustaining heating.
The final reservoir where the high-grade mainstream fuel is collected and stored for use.
Compresses the NCGs produced during the process for efficient storage in the NCG tank.
A network of PVC and PEX pipes designed for high-temperature gas transport and liquid collection.
Witness the molecular breakdown of plastic waste into high-grade hydrocarbon fuel through our optimized pyrolysis process.
HDPE • LDPE • PP • PS
Diesel Equivalent • 45+ Cetane
These are the goals we are building toward. At full scale, we hope each PURE unit in a residential complex could reduce the community's environmental footprint while providing a source of energy. The figures below are projections, not results.
From proof-of-concept to successful prototypes, we've rigorously tested PURE in various environments to ensure reliability and safety.
Proof of concept test using an everyday use based pressure cooker. Successfully demonstrated the basic pyrolysis principle.
While this test didn't produce pyro-oil, we observed significant production of Non-Condensable Gases (NCGs), a key milestone.
Using a $5 prototype built from a recycled metal canister, we successfully produced 20ml of high-grade pyro-oil.
Two kinds of numbers, kept apart: what we have measured in our own prototype trials, and what published studies report for existing pyrolysis units.
Still to be measured by us: yield percentage, energy balance and emissions.
Published results from other research groups and industry sources. Percentages are share of plastic feed mass converted to oil.
These figures describe other groups' lab, pilot and modelled units. They show what is achievable, not what PURE has measured. Yields fall for mixed plastics, and commercial plants have reported ramp-up and yield difficulties.
We are three students from a school in Haryana, studying the IB curriculum, and we are passionate about changing the world through engineering solutions for the climate and sustainability. PURE began as a question about the plastic waste our own communities produce, and grew into a prototype we built and tested ourselves.
IB Student · Haryana
Driven to turn engineering into practical answers for climate and waste.
IB Student · Haryana
Driven to turn engineering into practical answers for climate and waste.
IB Student · Haryana
Driven to turn engineering into practical answers for climate and waste.
Our design is registered in the United Kingdom
Engineering · Climate · Sustainability
Interested in implementing PURE in your residential association? Reach out for a consultation, site assessment, or to request a demo.