Refuse-derived fuel (RDF) is a fuel produced from various types of wastes such as household, industrial or commercial wastes. RDF consists largely of combustible components for example non-recyclable plastics (excluding PVC), non-recyclable fractions of paper, cardboard, labels, and other corrugated materials. These fractions are separated by different processing steps, such as screening, air classification, ballistic separation, separation of ferrous and non-ferrous materials, glass, inerts and other foreign materials and shredding into a uniform grain size, in order to produce a homogeneous material which can be used as substitute for fossil fuels.
We can support the production of different qualities of RDF according to the specifications of the client such as high calorific RDF (18-22 MJ/kg), low calorific RDF (10-16 MJ/kg) or a mixed, medium quality RDF (16-18 MJ/kg).