Waste to energy highlights the abundance of resources available for extraction. The treatment not only recovers thermal energy, but also leaves behind residual substances, such as ash and slag. These solid materials form around 25% of the raw waste, however, a large proportion can be recycled, meaning that only 4% of the original amount goes towards landfill.
„The total metal value in bottom ash from all Waste to Energy systems in Europe could very well reach beyond 550 million € per year.“
When hefty incombustible waste components need to be disposed of, our discharge systems excel in the process; built with extensive rigidity, the quality construction allows for low-wear operation with a prolonged service life. An uninterrupted process is key in disposing waste effectively. That is where subsequent transport devices are astutely implemented to carry out this important stage of the procedure.
Our ram type slag extractors serve to extinguish and extract the slag, which is then either fed directly into the slag bunker, or moved via further transportation such as apron conveyors, vibrating conveyors, or belt conveyors. The slag recovered from the bunker doesn’t go without its usage. Slag contains many useful materials, such as iron and light metals, which can be removed from the substance for reuse. Even the remaining residue has its use, predominantly acting as filling material for road construction.
WE DEVELOP DESIGN SUPPORT BUILD A CLEANER FUTURE
- Water-free discharge process: lower ash weight and easy access to the valuables
- System and process design by Kanadevia Inova Steinmüller backed by functional guarantees
- Robust and reliable cooling concept
- Safe operation – no dust emission and fire protected
- Environmentally safe - no waste water or leachate