Ash from waste incineration
Getting the best out of the rest
After incineration, the incombustible components of the waste and the inert materials produced in the process (those which are no longer reactive) remain. Together, these are referred to as ash or slag.
Germany produces about 78 kg of slag per capita every year. Slag is the predominant waste material after the incineration of household waste, and on average it contains 1-3% non-ferrous metals and 5-15% ferrous scrap, while the rest consists of a mixture of minerals, glass, ceramics and other components.
Process
BHS systems technology ensures maximum efficiency in breaking up agglomerated materials and in the subsequent refining of metallic raw materials. Depending on the application and objectives, various BHS machines are used:
- Rotorshredder (type RS)
- Impact Crusher & Impact Mill (type PB & PM)
- Rotor Centrifugal Crusher (type RSMX)
- Rotor Impact Mill (type RPMV & RPMX)
Trials at the BHS technical center
The selection mainly depends on the maximum size of the feed materials. To arrive at the optimal machine configuration, we will perform trials at the BHS technical center together with you and your unique feed material. Register for a trial here!
