NOVELTY - A fuel gel contains a fixed suspension of granulated plastic waste. The plastic granules will remain in the fixed suspension indefinitely. Examples of the fuel gel suspension can be made available for visual examination.    USE - Useful as a fuel for electrical power generation plant conversion, incinerators, brick kiln conversion, cement kiln conversion, lime kiln conversion, industrial gas turbine conversions, and waste heat boiler conversion. (All claimed)    ADVANTAGE - The fuel gel suspension is exceedingly safe compared to liquid fuels. It is non-corrosive, and does not leak from punctured tanks. It has zero explosive vapor. It can be transported by road and rail, by pipeline and if necessary by air meeting all hazardous chemical transport laws. The fuel gel is dynamically stable (will not separate) and will withstand centrifuging for an hour at 1200 rpm (washing machine speed). The suspended fuel gel-granulated plastic mixture exhibits pseudo non-Newtonian properties on pouring from a vessel. When poured slowly, the gel hangs from the vessel but returns very quickly into the vessel when it is made upright. The poured gel demonstrates decreased viscosity with increasing strain rate. A demonstration is remarkable in that the gel appears to behave as a super-fluid. The fuel gel can be pumped without undue power using existing commercially available pumps because of its pseudo non-Newtonian properties. Cheap fuel gel production costs are attainable. The base fuel, paraffin or diesel oil, is low cost for stationary incineration or power generation purposes. The aluminum gelling agent is low cost. The plastic waste is free of charge except for collection costs. Granulating or shredding the plastic waste is cheaper than grinding coal (an equivalent fuel). Mixing the paraffin, gelling agent and granulated plastic is cheaper than, e.g., the oil industry process of mixing additives into lubricating oil because it is not dependent on precise accurately mixed amounts or on lengthy mixing time. The fuel is very easy to handle. (All claimed)    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - INDEPENDENT CLAIMS are also included for:    (a) a converted plant for burning the fuel; and    (b) a method of disposing refrigerators, cars and electronic equipment, comprising incinerating the items whole, possibly using the above fuel.    DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING(S) - The figure shows a furnace and ash-pit conversion design.