COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL WASTE

Once this waste is accumulated, all materials are recycled and updated for the subsequent output.

Pre-Shredding:

Untreated industrial and commercial waste is routed to a primary shredder via dosing hoppers to select materials for sorting in one step. The sorting process becomes faster when the waste is homogeneous for screening and separation.

Metal Separation:

Optionally, a permanent magnet on the upper side of the conveyor belt is used to extract the scrap iron. These ferromagnetic materials are premium solids that can be transformed into recovered fuel.

Screening:

There are various screening technology types available to meet your requirements. It includes drum screens, filters, vibratory screens, or disk screens. It is possible to extract multiple fractions in this process step, such as fine particles < 30 mm and oversize fractions, to obtain high-quality SRF.

Secondary Shredding:

In the final stage of the process, the material is shredded a second time, called fine shredding. Pre-shredded and screened material free of foreign particles, heavy fractions, and metals is fed into secondary shredders. The output of the secondary shredder is known as solid recovered fuel (SRF)—capacity up to 25 metric tons of final premium SRF per hour.