Introduction

Refuse-Derived Fuel (RDF) production has become a key technology for converting municipal solid waste into an alternative fuel for cement plants and waste-to-energy facilities.

An RDF production line processes mixed municipal waste through shredding, screening, and advanced material separation to produce a high-calorific solid fuel.

RDF can be used as a substitute for coal in industrial boilers, cement kilns, and power plants, reducing fossil fuel consumption while improving waste utilization efficiency.

RDF Production Process

Typical RDF production includes:

1 Waste feeding
2 Primary shredding
3 Trommel screening
4 Magnetic separation
5 Air separation
6 Secondary shredding
7 RDF fuel output

The final RDF product is a homogeneous fuel with a stable calorific value.

Key Equipment

• waste shredder

• trommel screen

• magnetic separator

• air separator

• RDF shredder

• conveyor system

Capacity Range