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Paper Title : A REVIEW ON THE IMPACT OF PLASTIC ON THE ENVIRONMENT AND A METHOD TO REUSE

ISSN : 2395-1303
Year of Publication : 2022
10.5281/zenodo.7112902

Authors: V K NITHIN

         


Abstract
Advances in technology and systems for collecting, sorting and reprocessing recyclable plastics are creating new opportunities for recycling. Coordinated public, industry and government action could divert large amounts of plastic waste from landfills for recycling. in the next few decades. This project introduces a new way to recycle the plastic bottles that normally come from households and provides a new way to make rope from plastic bottles.The machine includes a cutting unit, a temporary plastic strip storage unit, You have the following options such as a rope swing unit. Plastic bottles such as cold drink bottles and mineral water bottles are actually packaging waste from the growing food processing industry. The traditional plastic rope processing industry is not environmentally friendly. Rope processing releases many emissions into the atmosphere, including harmful levels of dioxins, nitric oxide, and a group of highly toxic chemicals. The aim of this project is to introduce environmentally friendly rope production technology. It builds on previous research and previous projects done by others.

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Keywords
— reprocessing, plastic rope, rope swing unit