Thermal Treatment and Energy Recovery
Waste-to-energy (WtE) is the process of recovering thermal energy generated during the combustion of waste materials. Our waste recovery plants are designed to handle a wide range of residues and are typically structured around four key stages:
1. Feeding Systems: we offer fully automated and controlled feeding systems, including: Container tippers, Screw conveyors, Sludge pumps, Controlled liquid injection lances.
2. Thermal Destruction combustion is carried out with precise control of oxygen supply and temperature, tailored to the characteristics of each waste stream:
- Rotary Kilns (Continuous – KR series)
- Rotary Kilns (Batch – ROT series)
- Static Furnaces for Liquids (KL series)
- Static Furnaces for Solids (SJ, KP and KT series)
3. Energy Recovery: The thermal energy released during combustion is recovered using: Steam, hot water, or thermal oil boilers; ORC electrical turbines; Gas-to-air heat exchangers.
4. Flue Gas Cleaning: All exhaust gases are treated using physical and chemical purification systems, ensuring full compliance with the latest environmental regulations before release into the atmosphere.