Material recovery plant from car fluff

Material recovery plant from car fluff

Project
Automatic CarWaste cleaning and valorisation Plant


Location
France


Year
2018


Recycled Material
79% energy use; 3.6% recyclable heavy plastics; 1.2% metals


Forniture
4 machines for removing, separating, cleaning and unloading material


PAL was involved in the realisation of an innovative automatic plant for the cleaning and valorisation of carwaste, i.e. the recovery of end-of-life vehicles.

By means of a centrifugal separator with a perforated grid, the plant enables the cleaning, separation and screening of the light portion of ASR from grinding. After an initial cleaning, the material enters a zig-zag air separator to further separate light fluff from residual heavy plastics. The fluff obtained is then pelletised for energy use by cement factories.

The recovery process leads to:

  • Approximately 79% fluff for energy use in the form of pellets
  • Approximately 3.6% of heavy plastics are recyclable
  • Additional 1.3% metals

 

The recovery process consists of the following steps:

  • Removal of metal dust and ash from fluff with CC.2.100/220, centrifugal machine with vane rotor and extreme fixed perforated drum; the powder is ejected through the perforated drum by centrifugal force, while the fluff remaining inside is advanced and ejected inside the rotor
  • Additional cleaning and fluff separation with Airgrader 4.5M, zig-zag air machine
  • 1500 x 1500, star filter valve with grid separating air from the light fraction of the Airgrader
  • Cyclone to discharge the fine material separated from the fluff through the FDN.

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