Solid Waste System Solutions for Sale

Domestic waste contains a large number of raw materials that can be recycled, such as high calorific value combustibles that can be used to prepare alternative fuels (RDF/SRF), organic materials that can be made into compost or used for digester fermentation, as well as plastics, glass, and metals that can be recovered for direct refurbishment and use or processed as raw materials.

The amount of renovation waste is increasing, and a large portion of it consists of combustible materials such as wood, foam, plastics, and other high calorific value items. These materials provide valuable opportunities for energy recovery and reuse, making renovation waste an important resource for sustainable development.

Industrial solid waste can be converted into high calorific value “alternative fuels (RDF/SRF)” through pre-processing, replacing fossil fuels as fuel for waste-to-energy generation.

The development of waste tires as an alternative fuel (TDF) for cement production can reduce greenhouse gas emissions and the consumption of non-renewable resources. Tires produce as much energy as oil when burned. The high calorific value of waste tires makes them a good alternative fuel for energy-intensive industries such as cement plants, power plants and paper mills.

Waste textile pollution mainly originates from leather trimmings, cloth trimmings in textile processing and used clothes in post-consumer stage. Among the ways of resource utilization of waste textiles, the preparation of RDF/SRF alternative fuels is the more adaptable and cost-effective way.

The biomass straw processing market is expected to grow steadily in the coming years with the increasing availability of agricultural by-products such as crop residues. Biomass is a renewable energy source and an environmentally friendly alternative to traditional fossil fuels, contributing to sustainable waste management and energy production.