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RDF (Refuse-Derived Fuel) Production Facility

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RDF facilities (Refuse-Derived Fuel plants) convert waste into a valuable energy source, reducing landfill use and preventing environmental pollution. By offering an alternative to fossil fuels, these facilities lower greenhouse gas emissions and support renewable energy initiatives. They also contribute to sustainable waste management and a circular economy by turning waste into a resource.

Work-Safety Compliant
Low Maintenance Cost
Minimum Energy Consumption
High Wear Resistance
High Efficiency

From intake to bale

Process steps

01
Pre-Treatment and Sorting
Waste is separated into organic, recyclable, residual, and raw RDF material
02
Shredding
The classified waste is shredded into smaller particles
03
Dewatering
The moist waste passes through a dewatering unit, losing its water content and raising its calorific value
04
Storage and Distribution
RDF that passes quality control is stored in suitable storage areas. It is then sent to power plants, cement factories, or other industrial facilities.