solid recovered fuel production News

Axion Polymers introduces new high-CV alternative fuels

Axion Polymers has added two new Axfuel® High CV Polychip alternative fuels to its existing range of environmental Solid Recovered Fuel (SRF) products that provide a consistent and sustainable energy solution with low carbon impact. Suitable for use in the cement industry and energy-from-waste sectors, Axfuel® High CV Polychip Grades A and B are fully-processed, technically-separated and ...

Jun. 1, 2016

By Axion Group

Lindner Atlas: Primary Shredding With Intelligent Energy Management

Specialists, get ready: Lindner believes in the future of electric drives in shredder technology and has identified a clear trend in solid recovered fuels production. At IFAT 2018, that took place in Munich from May 14th to 18th, the technology leader with 70 years of engineering expertise introduced the Lindner Atlas. This stationary ‘ripping’ twin-shaft primary shredder perfectly ...

Feb. 16, 2019

By Lindner-Recyclingtech GmbH

New shredding operation boosts SRF production capabilities in South Korea

A new Solid Recovered Fuel (SRF) production facility is now fully operational in Wonju city, South Korea, thanks to the expertise of global shredding firm UNTHA shredding technology and local partner PERITUS. Korean waste management specialist Zion has built the alternative fuel manufacturing plant, to make smarter use of its residual materials. Now, with the new system in place, pre-sorted ...

Dec. 9, 2015

By UNTHA Shredding Technology Gmbh

Clean Energy Expo Asia Set to Accelerate Sustainable Development for the Region

Clean Energy Expo Asia Set to Accelerate Sustainable Development for the Region The Pew Charitable Trusts revealed earlier this year that the clean energy market in Asia/Oceania saw US$75 billion in investments . Asia Pacific has a huge and growing demand for energy, and governments across the region are stepping up efforts to grow their renewable energy sources to reduce reliance on depleting ...

Sep. 13, 2012

By Koelnmesse GmbH

Shanks expands alternative fuels market

Waste management firm Shanks wants to broaden its development in markets for solid recovered fuel this year. SRF is produced after recyclable material is extracted from black bag waste and the residue is stabilised and dried at mechanical biological treatment plants. Shanks has supplied five of the UK’s cement kilns with SRF as a viable alternative to fossil derived fuels, and achieved the ...

Jan. 8, 2009

By MRW - Materials Recycling World - EMAP Publishing Limited Company

State-of-the-Art SRF Production Facility in Germany: Solid Recovered Fuels for an Entire Cement Plant 365 Days a Year

The two major players in recycling and waste processing: Lindner-Recyclingtech and the B+T Group have been partners for many years, successfully working together on many important projects. Now they are delighted to announce their latest project: a brand-new SRF production facility with the most modern technology in the whole of Germany. Developed and operated by the B+T Group, the facility is ...

Aug. 22, 2019

By Lindner-Recyclingtech GmbH

Waste-to-energy shredders ready to roll at SITA UK’s new SRF plant

SITA UK’s new Solid Recovered Fuel plant is set to produce some 60,000 tonnes of SRF a year with the installation of three high-specification shredders. The UNTHA shredders are ready to swing into operation at the plant in Birmingham – part of SITA UK’s new Integrated Resource Recovery Centre which will create up to 150 jobs once fully up and running. SITA UK has invested in ...

May 7, 2013

By UNTHA UK LTD

Waste-to-energy shredders ready to roll at SITA UK’s new SRF plant

SITA UK’s new Solid Recovered Fuel plant is set to produce some 60,000 tonnes of SRF a year with the installation of three high-specification shredders. The UNTHA shredders are ready to swing into operation at the plant in Birmingham – part of SITA UK’s new Integrated Resource Recovery Centre which will create up to 150 jobs once fully up and running. SITA UK has invested in ...

Oct. 10, 2013

By UNTHA UK LTD

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