This process involves shredding waste textiles and then compressing them in a briquetting machine to form high-calorific-value solid recovered fuel (SRF), replacing traditional materials and reducing energy consumption. Non-conforming products are returned to the shredding stage for reprocessing.
The recycling process is powered by electricity to operate shredding and briquetting equipment. Freshwater is required as input for the production process. Particulate matter generated during the textile shredding process is collected via an exhaust hood and treated by a spray dust collector before emission. The collected dust residue is periodically recovered and reused as raw material in the production process.
This dataset is applicable to the treatment process of producing refuse-derived fuel (RDF) from recyclable waste similar to waste textiles.