Solid Recovered Fuel & Briquetting Machine ARM-series

Industrial Waste

Industrial waste plastic pelleting

Rubber sole pelleting

PET cloth pelleting

PET cloth pelleting

Glass cloth pelleting

Domestic Waste

Domestic waste Briquetting

Organic Waste

Dead leaf pelleting

Pennisetum pelleting

Straw pelleting

Straw briquetting

Coffee grounds tablets

According to EPA version 112.01.11 "Guidelines and Quality Standards for Solid Recovered Fuel Manufacturing Technology"

1. In order to promote waste-to-fuel conversion and enhance the selection of solid recovered fuel (SRF) technology and quality management, this standard is established.

2. The term "Solid Recovered Fuel" (SRF) in this standard refers to using waste with suitable combustibility as fuel, which must also comply with the fuel quality standards listed in Appendix 1. It may also be referred to as solid recovered fuel or solid reuse fuel.

3. This standard is applicable to treatment facilities or reuse institutions that utilize non-hazardous, combustible solid waste to manufacture SRF, or to facilities that convert non-hazardous, combustible solid waste from their own premises into SRF for use as boiler fuel.

4. The term "combustible waste" as mentioned in this standard:
(a) Refers to waste that is combustible and can be directly used or processed into fuel. The classification of waste suitable for SRF raw material, waste names, and applicable items are listed in Appendix 2.
(b) Excludes hazardous business waste or medical waste plastics as defined by relevant regulations.
(c) Excludes waste electrical appliances (R-1901 to R-1908), metal products, ash (D-1101 to D-1199), solidified fly ash (D-2002), waste catalysts (D-1499), inorganic sludge (D-0902), and other non-combustible waste designated by the competent authority.

5. The primary users of SRF include industrial boilers (including fluidized bed boilers, large-scale moving bed boilers with a steam capacity of 13 tons/hour or more; for other industrial boilers that do not fall under the mentioned types, approval from the competent authority or the authority in charge of the specific industry is required), cement rotary kilns, metal smelting furnaces, high-temperature smelting facilities with a temperature above 1,300 degrees Celsius and a length exceeding 40 meters, designated combustion power generation equipment that complies with the regulations for the installation and management of renewable energy power generation equipment, and waste-to-energy equipment that is not incineration facilities.

Types of waste suitable for solid recovered fuel raw materials