An MRF (mrf recycling facility) is a specialised facility where recyclable materials are separated, processed, and prepared for sale to recycling markets. It typically involves sorting equipment like trommels, conveyors, and air density separators.

A trommel screen is a rotary screening machine used to separate materials by size. It’s commonly used in composting and recycling operations to sift through solid waste and extract valuable components.

Air density separators are used to separate waste materials based on their density. Lighter materials are blown away, while heavier materials fall down, ensuring effective separation for further processing or recycling.

RDF is a fuel made from various types of waste, including municipal solid waste, that have been processed and treated to remove non-combustible materials. In the cement industry, RDF is used as a substitute for traditional fossil fuels like coal and petcoke. The use of RDF not only helps in reducing waste sent to landfills but also lowers greenhouse gas emissions and the cost of fuel, making it an environmentally and economically sustainable option. Cement plants are increasingly adopting RDF to enhance their sustainability and reduce their carbon footprint.

Composting equipment helps in the biological decomposition of organic waste, turning it into nutrient-rich compost. This reduces the volume of waste sent to landfills and provides valuable soil amendments for agriculture.

Shredders, especially those like M&J Shredders, are crucial in reducing the size of waste materials, making them easier to handle and process into RDF. These shredders can handle a wide range of waste types, ensuring efficient RDF production.