The lines for Solid Municipal Waste Recycling, derived from unsorted collection, are equipped to effectively and ecologically manage this waste. The process begins with advanced mechanical treatment, which has the essential role of separating waste into two main categories: solid and organic. It also includes a recovery step for valuable materials such as ferrous and non-ferrous metals from the mass of processed waste.

 

Further, the recycling process is enhanced through a fully automated system that combines mechanical treatments with biological processes. This integration facilitates not only the separation and more efficient processing of waste, but also their subsequent transformation into waste-derived (CDR) fuel. This refining phase is crucial for generating a high quality final product that can be used as an alternative to fossil fuels.

 

All these processes are supervised and controlled by modern software, equipped with advanced capabilities to monitor and adjust operations. This system allows not only to optimize the workflow of the installation, but also offers the possibility of remote management, ensuring maximum efficiency and outstanding adaptability to various operational needs. Thus, waste recycling processes become not only more efficient, but also more sustainable, actively contributing to the protection of the environment.