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At Kaiser Permanente in San Diego, plasma pyrolysis will be used instead of incineration to treat hospital waste without creating corrosive gases, PVCs or groundwater-contaminating ash. Here's why plasma pyrolysis offers so much promise for waste treatment and why hospitals should follow this project closely.
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At Kaiser Permanente in San Diego, plasma pyrolysis will be used instead of incineration to treat hospital waste without creating corrosive gases, PVCs or groundwater-contaminating ash. Here's why plasma pyrolysis offers so much promise for waste treatment and why hospitals should follow this project closely.
Key concepts: Incineration, Medical waste, Waste management, Pyrolysis, Waste treatment, Environmental science, Biomedical waste, Engineering