RDF Waste (Refuse Derived Fuel)
Production of alternative fuel from non-recyclable waste fractions for cement kilns and power plants.
RDF (Refuse Derived Fuel) is produced from non-recyclable waste fractions that still have energy value. This alternative fuel reduces dependence on fossil fuels while solving waste management challenges.
RDF Waste (Refuse Derived Fuel) What is it?
RDF consists of sorted, shredded, and dried non-recyclable waste including plastics, textiles, paper, and wood. It is used as fuel in cement kilns, power plants, and industrial furnaces. Quality standards ensure consistent calorific value and low emissions.
Recycling Process
Reception of pre-sorted non-recyclable waste
Primary shredding for size reduction
Metal separation with magnetic and eddy current systems
Secondary shredding for uniform particle size
Drying to target moisture content
Quality testing and baling for dispatch
Benefits of Recycling
Fossil fuel replacement in industrial processes
Landfill diversion of non-recyclable waste
Lower CO2 emissions than coal combustion
Revenue from waste-to-energy conversion
Machines Used
Primary Shredders - Initial size reduction
Secondary Shredders - Fine shredding for RDF spec
Metal Separators - Ferrous and non-ferrous removal
Baler Presses - RDF baling for transport
Why MT Makina?
MT Makina provides complete RDF production lines from primary shredding to final baling. Our dual-shaft and quad-shaft shredders meet the strict particle size requirements of cement plants and power stations.
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