Exemplo de uma planta de seleção moderna de RSU para recuperação de recicláveis e produção de combustíveis derivados de resíduos (CDR) São Paulo, novembro 2014 Table of contents 1. STADLER Company 2. Example of modern MSW sorting plant for recylables and refused derived fuel (RDF) fabrication 3. References of our plants 1. STADLER Company Beginnings: • Activity for more than 200 years. • Founded in the year 1791 as a blacksmith`s forge. • STADLER transformed itself into a successful high-tech company in the recycling industry. Today: • At STADLER, innovation is the driving force for success. • We are a high-tech supplier of complete sorting and treatment plants. • For the waste management industry with established structures and more than 280 qualified employees - with solid know-how and an excellent costbenefit ratio. STADLER Company 1. STADLER® : Two production centres: • Altshausen, Germany • Krško, Slovenia 1. STADLER Company • Altshausen, Germany Germany Spain, Portugal Slovenia Brazil Turkey France Italy UK, Irland USA Romania Switzerland Greece Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg Australia Poland 1. STADLER Company Employees: STADLER-Group 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Engineers 21 21 25 29 32 34 38 Technicians 7 12 13 20 22 32 38 Metal workers 97 88 92 89 99 111 113 Auxiliar metal workers 20 25 24 28 27 26 28 Trainees 18 17 18 16 21 24 25 Administration 21 24 27 26 31 33 38 Total 184 187 199 207 232 260 280 1. STADLER Company RANGE OF PRODUCTS Sorting plants for: • Industrial waste and waste-derived fuel processing • Lightweight packaging materials and polymers • Household waste • Paper and cardboard • Commercial and industrial waste • Plastic bottle sorting Components: • Ballistic Separators • Screening drums • Conveying technology 1. STADLER Company SERVICES Our motto „Engineering at its best“ does not only include innovative and user-optimized products but also a professional service for more than a lifetime. • 24h Service Hotline • worldwide availability of spare parts Spare and Ware parts are deposited in São Paulo! • specially trained service technicians • professional incident management • individual and solution-oriented working 2. Example of modern MSW sorting plant for recyclables and RDF fabrication Case study: ECOPARC 4, Barcelona (Spain) Summary: • Introduction • Description of the Ecoparc process • Material recovery efficiency • Costs and revenue 2. Example of modern MSW sorting plant for recyclables and RDF fabrication Introduction: Main features • Location: Els Hostalets de Pierola, near to Barcelona • Area occupied: 52.000 m2 • Total capacity: 365.000 ton/year MSW + 75.000 ton/year OFSC • Investment: 52 M€ (for buidlings, infrastructure, machinery) • Contract for design, construction and 15 year operation to CESPA • Facility start up: November 2010 • Main technology providers: • • Stadler (Mechanical Treatment) • Sorain Cecchini (Biological Treatment) • AirClean (Air Treatment) Headcount: 70 people 2. Example of modern MSW sorting plant for recyclables and RDF fabrication Description of Ecoparc Process biological treatment air treatment compost refine reception area compost storage S.R.F. production recovered material storage mechanical treatment 2. Example of modern MSW sorting plant for recyclables and RDF fabrication Description of Ecoparc Process Ecoparc 4: a modern MBT facility 2. Example of modern MSW sorting plant for recyclables and RDF fabrication Description of Ecoparc Process Mechanical treatment: recovery material of MSM • 16 discharge positions with automatic high speed doors. • 3 pits, 10 m depth, total capacity of 8.200 m3. • 2.5 days storage capacity (2.000 tones). • 2 high speed cranes, 10 tones each, with 8 m3 capacity crab handler. • 3 Waste feeders, 1 Organic feeder, 1 Vegetable Fraction feeder, and truck loading transfer facility. •110 Tn/h total capacity. • More than 250 equipment units and 2’4 km of belts: 7 screening drum, 4 ballistic separators and 10 OS-NIR. •Operation 6 d/w, 14 h/day, in two working shifts. •Production of 500 bales every day. • RDF production from 2D fraction. 2. Example of modern MSW sorting plant for recyclables and RDF fabrication Description of Ecoparc Process Mechanical treatment: recovery material of MSM 2. Example of modern MSW sorting plant for recyclables and RDF fabrication Description of Ecoparc Process Mechanical treatment: recovery material of MSM 2. Example of modern MSW sorting plant for recyclables and RDF fabrication Material recovery efficiency • Recovered materials:16,92 % weight over input • 70 % metals recovered, the others lost in the composting refinement process • The majority of the paper is found in the < 90 mm fraction to composting, and is incorpored in bioestabilized material. • 60 % film is recovered, the majority with wind shifter, and the other with RDF production. • The majority of the glass, aprox 90 %, ends in the < 90 mm fraction. • The 3D plastic material are recovered with a high rate efficiency. We propose to increase the recovery rate by installing an optical separator in the residual 3D fraction to recirculate the lost materials. • 6,3 % of the plant input is recovered as high quality RDF without PVC. • Plant residue: 36’28 % weight over input 2. Example of modern MSW sorting plant for recyclables and RDF fabrication Costs: • Ca. 18€/to treated in the plant • Ca. 10€/to landfill cost Revenue: • Ca. 18€/to revenue for the sales of the recovered material (Alu, FE, polymeres ...) • Further advantage: longer life of the landfill 3. REFERENCES Stadler has built successfully more than 200 high quality sorting plants worldwide. Here some examples of them: Biffa Trafford Park, Manchester, England 3. REFERENCES ROAF, Oslo, Norway 3. REFERENCES Stora Enso, Eilenburg, Germany 3. REFERENCES ECO Plastics, Lincolnshire, England 3. REFERENCES Visy, Sydney, Australia 3. REFERENCES Kostak, Krsko, Slovenia 3. REFERENCES Resur, Granada, Spain 3. REFERENCES Loga, São Paulo, Brazil Obrigado pela sua atenção! www.w-stadler.de
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