Refugee Camps
Refugee Camps
- Middle East, Haiti, India, and Africa.
While reported numbers vary wildly, it is estimated that there are more than 100 million refugees worldwide. The line between political refugees and people living in extreme poverty is indistinct, and regardless of their political status, the number of people living in extreme conditions is much higher than those reported. SREUS Energy has a plan to roll a portion of profits into self-sustainable portable villages that can be deployed to high-need places for refugees in such places as the Middle East, Haiti, India, and Africa.
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FUEL
Possible Fuel Inputs
One man’s trash is another man’s treasure. Well, in this instance, perhaps your trash could be your treasure… When it comes to producing power and clean water using the SREUS system, there are many fuels that can power it:
Cardboard Garbage
Single layer and multi-layer cardboard can be used.
Diesel
Diesel fuel, spilled diesel, off-spec, high sulfur, biodiesel, and vegetable oils of all kinds can be used as fuel for the SREUS unit.
Food Scraps
Typically from food plants, cut-off ends, peelings, seeds, pits, damaged or rotting food, and anything that goes down a garbage disposal can be recycled as SREUS fuel.
Manure
Horse and cow manure, including feedlot and dairy manure, are great SREUS fuels.
Natural Gas
Either filtered or raw natural gas can be inserted as fuel.
Paper Trash
Paper fiber, newspaper, mail, and adds are all viable fuel options.
Plastics
Plastic garbage or recycling rejects, polyethylene, polypropylene, milk jugs, plastic bottles, grocery bags, and even baby diapers can act as non-toxic fuel for a SREUS unit.
Sewage
Yes, even post-flush waste can be used.
Sewer Gas
Sewer gas is methane that comes off of decomposing sewage water. Captured sewer gas could also be used as fuel.
Wood
Sawdust, wood fibers, sticks, twigs, and shredded stumps are great SREUS fuels.
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