Help This Inventor Revolutionize Plastics Processing

Hello Friends...

My name is Deborah Wenzel and I am an independent inventor, as were my father and grandfather. About five years ago I was awarded my seventh US Patent - all of them related to systems that eliminate toxic waste from carbon-based fuels - but this one especially expands into the arena of ultra-clean uses for plastic waste as an energy source.

I'm approaching this funding round through GoFundMe because, as an independent inventor working 'outside the box,' support pretty much HAS TO come from independent sources; and over the past two years covid, age-related illnesses and home/hospice care for my mother, who passed away earlier this year - all pretty much decimated my entire funding base.

Today I need help to 'keep the lights on' long enough to pursue the grant and investment funding needed to verify and broadcast results that have already been proven.

This is so important, not just for me - but really for everyone - because

my systems could revolutionize the way the world handles what is now a mountainous, frightening, overwhelming problem.

Using this process, every piece of plastic waste now filling every landfill, floating in nearly every water system - all the way out to that island of waste in the Pacific Ocean - or littering the beaches in half the world -- is a harvestable, useful, profitable resource for power generation -- through a process that does NOT negatively impact the environment in any way.

This part of my work began with my developing and patenting Ultra-Clean Coal-to-Energy Systems. All of my proof-of-concept testing was completed at Southwest Research Institute (swri.org) in San Antonio, TX, and protocols for continued testing are already in place at an equally renowned laboratory in Washington state.

Two PhD chemists are waiting now for me to realize the budget to continue, with contacts for publishing that are directly related to the US Department of Energy.

These contacts will be so useful, because through those channels it would be possible for the whole world to understand:

Every piece of plastic waste - in any part of the earth’s ecosystem - is a piece of latent electricity which we should be harvesting and utilizing for the world’s ultra-clean energy needs.

PHOTOS FROM ULTRA-CLEAN COAL-TO-ENERGY TESTING

This is Raw Coal As It Is Processed for Energy Using Standard Systems

This What the Ultra-Clean Coal Carbon Molecule Looks Like

Using My Systems for Ultra-Clean Energy

THIS SAME PROCESS CAN BE USED TO CONVERT ALL PLASTIC WASTE TO ULTRA-CLEAN ENERGY

Using my system -- ALL of this waste becomes an unlimited resource for Ultra-Clean Electricity Generation --

THIS:

AND THIS:

OUR UNTAPPED RESOURCE FOR ULTRA-CLEAN ENERGY

It took a long time and three generations of dedicated research to find these answers. Time is of the essence now - FOR ALL OF US AND THE PLANET ITSELF - to transform this mountainous problem into a virtually endless resource for ultra-clean energy.

Right now, ANY amount of support to help me continue -- and to bring us ALL closer to these possibilities -- would be greatly appreciated!

Wishing you the best -

and thank you.

Deborah

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THE WENZEL FAMILY PATENT HISTORY

John S. Wenzel US Pat. No. 2,445,720

Opposed Cylinder Two-Cycle Engine, 1948

John S. Wenzel US Pat. No. 3,557,761

Self-Charging and Scavenging Lever Engine, 1971

Edward C. Wenzel US Pat. No. 3,608,530

Lever-Type Two-Cycle Internal Combustion Engine, 1971

Edward C. Wenzel et al US Pat. No. 4,083,698

Clear and Stable Liquid Fuel Compositions for Internal Combustion Engines, 1978

Edward C. Wenzel et al US Pat. No. 5,025,759

Lever-type two-cycle Internal Combustion Engine, 1991

Deborah C. Wenzel US Pat. No. 6,348.074

Composition as an additive to create clear stable solutions and micro-emulsions with a combustible liquid fuel to improve combustion, 2002

Deborah C. Wenzel Continuation US Pat. No. 6,884,271, 2005

Deborah C. Wenzel Continuation US Pat. No. 6,946,008, 2005

Deborah C. Wenzel US Pat. No. 8,822,553

Coal to Liquid Systems and Methods, 2014

Deborah C. Wenzel US Pat. No. 9,334,796

Coal to Liquid Systems and Methods, 2016

Deborah C. Wenzel US Pat. No. 10,053,629

Methods for the Use of Ultra-Clean Char, 2018

Deborah C. Wenzel US Pat. No. 10,442,996

Production and Use of Ultra-clean Carbon Compounds and

Uniform Heat from Carbon-based Feedstocks, 2019

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