How is RDF alternative fuel made?

1).RDF (Refuse Derived Fuel) fuel rods are solid fuel products made from processed municipal solid waste. This type of fuel rod is usually used in thermal energy equipment such as industrial boilers and cement kilns to replace some traditional fossil fuels. The production of RDF fuel rods can effectively reduce the amount of landfill and reduce dependence on fossil fuels, which has certain environmental significance.

2).Characteristics of RDF fuel rods:

Wide source of raw materials: mainly composed of municipal solid waste (MSW) that cannot be recycled, such as paper, plastic, textiles, wood and other combustibles.

1.High energy efficiency: The energy density of fuel is improved through screening, crushing, drying, compression and other processes.

2.Environmentally friendly: Reduced landfill volume, reduced greenhouse gas emissions, and recycled energy from waste.

3.Economic benefits: Provides a new solution for waste disposal, and also saves companies the cost of using traditional fossil fuels.

3).Equipment requirements for the production of RDF fuel rods:

As a manufacturer of production equipment, you may need to provide the following types of equipment:

1.Pretreatment equipment: including equipment for sorting, crushing, shearing and other processes to remove substances that are not suitable for combustion and prepare raw materials.

2.Drying equipment: used to dry the raw materials to a humidity level suitable for combustion.

3.Molding equipment: including compressors or extruders, which press the processed materials into rods or other shapes that are convenient for use.

4.Subsequent processing equipment: such as coolers, packaging machines, etc., used for cooling and packaging of final products.

4).Notes:

When designing and manufacturing these equipment, factors such as environmental protection standards, operational safety, and equipment durability and maintenance costs need to be considered. In addition, attention should also be paid to the laws and regulations of relevant countries and regions regarding waste treatment and energy utilization.