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In the field of solid waste treatment, every technological breakthrough translates to higher resource recovery efficiency and a greener future.

Construction and demolition waste (C&S waste) contains 30%-40% lightweight combustibles (wood, plastics, textiles, etc.).

Using discarded textiles as alternative fuel in cement kilns plays a vital role in resource conservation and carbon reduction.

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From an energy structure perspective, Refuse Derived Fuels (RDF)—a promising renewable energy source—have emerged as the fourth-largest energy option for industrial kilns (e.g., cement kilns), ranking only behind coal, petroleum, and natural gas.

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Plastic pollution has become a global environmental crisis!

Driven by the global energy transition, RDF (Refuse-Derived Fuel) has emerged as a popular alternative to fossil fuels, thanks to its resource recovery and low-carbon attributes.

"There is no waste, only misplaced resources"—and the single-shaft shredder is the "ferryman" that transforms waste into value.

As the global solid waste management system faces a "capacity crisis," single-shaft shredders, with their precision shredding capabilities, turn waste into fuel, revenue, and carbon reduction KPI, making them the undisputed MVP of the "solid waste transformation revolution"!

In recent years, with the continuous improvement of material living standards, the frequency of furniture replacement has increased significantly.
Bulky waste has become one of the fastest-growing categories of municipal solid waste.