Waste Wood - Fornnax Technology

APPLICATION AREAS

WOOD WASTE

Wood waste includes a portion of the waste stream discarded from wood products, whole trees, or pruned branches. This waste is generated during street and park maintenance, wooden furniture manufacturing, and other wooden carpeting tasks. Excellent in shredding, Wood waste is a precious resource that collects in large quantities. According to its quality, it can be recycled to recover materials or generate energy.

Fornnax pre-shredder SR / SR-Max series and fine shredder R-Max series are more effective in wood debris to ensure high performance and produce raw materials or energy. Wood wastes are concentrated at wooden factories where the woods are processed, e.g., plywood mills and sawmills. Sawdust arises from the cutting, smoothing, edging, and trimming finished wooden material. Processing 1,000 kilos of wood leads to the waste generation of almost 450 kilos.

WOOD WASTE RECYCLING PROCESS

Wood Recycling processes are designed based on the required output size after shredding. The primary shredder produces sizes between 50 and 300 mm, while the secondary shredder can produce sizes between 30 and 100 mm. For rough shredding, primary shredding is a more effective process, but secondary shredding is necessary for smaller output sizes. After the wood waste is sorted according to its grade, A1 and A2, it is processed under a shredder to be shredded. An attached magnet removes foreign materials from the wooden debris.

OUTPUTS AND THEIR APPLICATIONS

Wood waste is used for reusable purposes, generating alternative fuels and raw materials for furniture making in various industries.

Generating Residual Wood

Wood chips are used in the carpentry industry to make cardboard and packaging products.

Generating Energy

After shredding, the final particles are still categorised. Grain sizes of <80mm, <120mm, or as required for incineration are combined with heat and power plants.