Recycling Process for Hazardous Solid Waste
We have a plant with the capacity to prepare up to more than 40 tons of alternative fuels per day.
This is a safe and effective process to recover the energy value of certain waste streams of materials used in industry and for mass consumption that can be reused, for example, in industrial kilns to produce cement. This alternative fuel is environmentally friendly for recycling and conserving natural resources.
With Energy Recycling We Preserve the Natural Resources of the Planet
We formulate alternative fuel by recycling hazardous and non-hazardous solid waste, using the best available technology for this type of waste, generated as part of industrial processes. Using the best technology available, we formulate alternative fuel by recycling hazardous and nonhazardous solid waste that has been generated as part of industrial processes. Among other advantages, we reduce the carbon footprint, contribute to the conservation of natural resources, and reduce the amount of solids sent to landfill.
Waste materials that can be converted into alternative fuel have the virtue of having a high energy value such as solids, rags, filters, wood, plastic, cardboard, contaminated with paints, solvents, resins, oils or grease.
Alternative fuel has different phases in its preparation. First, the waste is inspected and separated to ensure that it is metal-free. In our plant, they are processed through a conveyor belt where they are subjected to a vibration process that separates powders and small particles. These powders and particles are recaptured by filters and special containers.
Finally, this waste passes through a shredder that generates pieces of uniform material in size (less than 2 inches) that are mixed homogeneously to ensure that it has the calorific value required to be used in high temperature industrial furnaces.
Alternative fuel can:
- Reduces the consumption of fossil fuels.
- Reduces combustion and the emission of pollutants.
- Reduces the emission of greenhouse gases.