Alternative fuel-example 2


Release Time:

Nov 11,2024

 

Process introduction:

The SIDSA alternative fuel process is primarily designed for resource recovery of high-calorific industrial waste such as waste textiles, waste leather, waste wood products, waste paper, waste rubber, waste plastics, and waste composite packaging materials. This system utilizes a closed-loop process with dual-stage shredding and screening. It efficiently shreds various complex materials while ensuring a high throughput, safely producing high-quality alternative fuel to meet different customer needs.

Advantages of the solution:

- The process is simple, with a compact layout, saving investment costs

- Modular design concept for easy maintenance

- Blades are wear-resistant and durable, with low operating and maintenance costs

- Low-speed, high-torque design for high shredding efficiency

- Closed-loop process, with an granulometry qualification rate of up to 95%

- Automated operation effectively reduces labor costs

- Intelligent monitoring and protection ensure safe and reliable operation.

- Capable of handling complex materials, with a wide range of applications

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