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Depending on the composition of the infed materials, their recipe and the required target product, the ECOCYCLING process produces a completely new, specific, stable material without any harmful eluate behaviour.
REFERENCE INSTALLATION
All of our processes have passed the laboratory and test stage long since. Several installations in various locations are running in stable continuous operation under real practical conditions.
Westridge Ltd., Isle of Wight, UK: Ecocycling Zero-Waste reference installation
1st stage: Sorting
2nd stage: EBS production
3rd stage: ECOCYCLING
OTHER INSTALLATION
neocomp GmbH, Bremen
1. Installation of a GFK/EBS processing plant for manufacturing EBS for the cement industry
LSH Lübecker Schrotthandel GmbH
1. Installation of MBA scraping systems
Papier- u. Kartonfabrik Varel GmbH
1. Installation Fine Rejects Preparation – under construction
Zajons Logistik GmbH / Zajons Zerkleinerung GmbH Melbeck (nicht mehr in Betrieb – Insolvenz)
1. Installation of EBS-Systems
2. Installation of MBA-scraping systems
We will gladly provide you with information about our reference installations.
ECOCYCLING - THE PROCESS
The original materials
for the ECOCYCLING process can be mixed waste (including special waste) of greatly varying origins and compositions:
1. Municipal solid waste (domestic and bulky waste)
2. Commercial waste
Industrial, harbor sludge (individual test), municipal sewage sludge
3. Already disposed of waste
4. Ash (under certain conditions)
5.Contaminated soil
Metal content < 5% is tolerable. Building waste containing steel, tyres and – because of their specific hazardous nature – explosives as well as radioactive and highly infectious materials cannot be processed. If the infeed size of the material is greater than 300 mm, it must be pre-shredded accordingly.
Recipes and additives a
Depending on the chemical composition of the processed (mixed) waste and the desired target product, mineral and/or chemical additives are added to the waste according to fixed recipes, allowing the process to start and take place in a controlled environment. These additives are reactances; they are used up completely in the course of the reactions.
No energy input required
The process requires no input of external energy whatsoever. It takes place under local, atmospheric pressure conditions. The energy required for the process comes from the reactive elements of the additives and from the waste itself.
The process
The material is shredded (< 2 mm), blended and homogenised. It shows exothermic behaviour, that is, it becomes approx. 60 – 90 °C warm. The resulting mineral phases offer anchor points for the various environmentally hazardous substances, and enclose these (ettringite, metal-metal hydroxide salt, metal hydroxide). Neither waste gas nor waste water is released in this process.
Control
The environment for the ECOCYCLING process is set according to the recipe and is controlled continuously and automatically. The latest sensor technology is used, for example X-ray fluorescence analysis XFA. Quality assurance is integrated.
System technology
The system technology used for the ECOCYCLING process is robust and is available at short notice practically worldwide. It is based on classical system technology, which is adapted to the specific requirements of ECOCYCLING. Essentially, it comprises stations for material input, the appropriate conveyor systems, modern cross-flow shredders, mixers and homogenisation systems. The system technology is planned, produced and assembled by Xproducts .
Output: Environmentally friendly material
Depending on the recipe and the desired target product, the ECOCYCLING process produces a specific, completely new, environmentally neutral and stable material that shows no harmful eluate behaviour whatsoever. This material already has all of the technical properties required to be able to produce high-quality materials with new, outstanding properties in subsequent technical processes. These are valuable aggregates for many different applications.
Special Types of Waste?
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Electronic Scrap
Electronic scrap or e-waste includes any electronic devices that are no longer in use. These can range from old cell phones, computers, TVs, and other electronics. The components of e-waste can contain hazardous materials such as lead, cadmium, and mercury, which can be harmful to the environment and human health if not disposed of properly.
Tone & Ink Cartridges
Toner and ink cartridges are a significant source of waste in offices and homes worldwide. These cartridges can take up to 1,000 years to decompose in landfills, and the plastic used in their production is not biodegradable.
Glass Fibre Reinforced Plastics
Glass fiber-reinforced plastics, also known as fiberglass, are used in a wide range of applications, including construction, automotive, and aerospace. The process of manufacturing fiberglass requires a significant amount of energy and resources, making it an environmentally damaging material.
Refrigerator
when a refrigerator reaches the end of its life cycle, it can become a significant source of waste. Refrigerators are bulky and contain materials that are harmful to the environment, such as refrigerants and insulating foam.
Mixed Scrap & Scrap Metal
Mixed scrap refers to a combination of various metal types, including aluminum, copper, brass, and steel. This type of scrap is commonly generated in manufacturing processes, demolition projects, and construction sites. To recycle mixed scrap, it is first sorted by type and grade. The scrap is then melted down and reused in the manufacturing of new metal products.
ECOCYCLING -
SYSTEM CONFIGURATIONS
Xproducts Deutschland offers the entire system technology for the ECOCYCLING process, including planning, production, assembly, turnkey installation and training.
Mobile systems
Work with a product output of 100 or 200 tonnes per day on the basis of 16-hour operation.
Control systems
The complete process management systems are also supplied by Xproducts. They guarantee a largely automated sequence of operations continuously monitored by state-of-the-art sensors, and also ensure the uniformly high quality of the material produced.
Stationary systems
Work in 3-shift operation with a product output of 300, 500 or 1000 tonnes per day. In both cases, the capacity specifications are based on an average bulk density of the infed waste mixture of 400 kg/m³.
Recipes
Xproducts also supplies the recipe which establishes how a material output of a defined quality can be guaranteed on the basis of defined additives, proceeding from a defined input. The recipe specifies the process limits and the control variables for all system parts, and also supplies the data required for basic configuration.
Space requirements
The ECOCYCLING system itself does not require much space, approx. 1,500 to 3,500 m² depending on the capacity. The logistics (storage, transportation, loading) require significantly more space. Total space requirements of approx. 15,000 to 35,000 m² can be expected …
Personnel requirements
Only a small number of workers are required to operate the ECOCYCLING system.
Energy requirements
No energy input is required for the ECOCYCLING process itself. The requirements for the electrical consumers are between 800 kW and approx. 2.5 MW.