C GRADE RECYCLED WOOD - Reclaimed Waste Wood

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Energy Value

14GJ/MT of energy can be produced from C Grade Recycled Wood.

Moisture

20%-25% moisture is required for C grade Recycled Wood.

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Over a decade of strong experience in the fuel provider market.

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C Grade Wood Produces Electricity & Hot Water

Information

C Grade is composed of recycled waste wood from discarded furniture as well as other wooden fixtures and fittings. MDF, chipboard, and wood are all possibilities. Varnishes, glues, and other coatings frequently contaminate this substance. Suppliers strive to remove non-wood items throughout the recycling process.

Typically used as a biomass fuel to generate power and/or heat. This is the most frequent type of wood trash and is produced through recycling centres, transfer stations, and civil amenity recycling sites. This stream includes fencing, board-product furniture, and DIY materials with a high proportion of panel products such as chipboard, MDF, plyboard, OSB, and fiberboard.

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C Grade Wood Produces Electricity & Hot Water

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Recycled Wood Decreases GHG Emissions

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Burn

It can only be burned in installations that comply with the WID (Waste Incineration Directive). ...........

Form

Recycled wood is typically in the form of packaging, pallets, cable drums, and off-cuts from untreated material manufacturing.

Generated

Grade C waste wood is generated by a range of enterprises that handle or make wooden goods. ...........

Other Types

Other types of grade C wood include demolition wood, which contains pollutants, scrap pallets, cable drums, etc.

Burn

It can only be burned in installations that comply with the WID (Waste Incineration Directive).

Form

Recycled wood is typically in the form of packaging, pallets, cable drums, and off-cuts from untreated material manufacturing.

Generated

Grade C waste wood is generated by a range of enterprises that handle or make wooden goods.

Other Types

Other types of grade C wood include demolition wood, which contains pollutants, scrap pallets, cable drums, etc.

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We Offer C Grade Recycled Wood

Offers

Another type of Recycle Wood that we offer is C Grade. It is a great fuel for producing hot water and electricity.

-                                        Product
+                                        GRADE C
-                                        Energy value
+GJ/MT
-                                        Particle size
+MM-100MM
-                                        Moisture
+%-25%
-                                        Ash
+                                        <4%
-                                        Chlorine
+                                        <0.1%

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FAQ

1.What is SRF and what are its uses?

SRF (SOLID RECOVERED FUEL) is an alternative fuel source which is derived from municipal waste. The municipal waste is heated and processed in a refinery ensuring that the end product has the best calorific value. Our SRF continually achieves the higher rate of calorific value with net calorific values often exceeding 4,500. SRF in pellet form can often exceed 5,500 NCV.

2.Why choose us?

We take things seriously. Our plants and refineries have the most advanced technology ensuring that our end product is of the highest quality.

3.Why do we have to import SRF? Why can't we produce it in Pakistan?

SRF and most alternative fuels have been in use throughout Europe for several decades. Europe is the world's leading expert in use and reformation of alternative fuels. Most fuel produced in Pakistan is derived from fresh waste, such as organic waste, sometimes referred to as 'Wet Waste'. Wet waste often has no calorific value comparative to the high amount of plastic with low chlorine levels in Europe. Several plants have attempted to manufacture SRF in Pakistan within the last decade but have only managed to refine waste to produce RDF (REFUSE DERIVED FUEL), the first stage of manufacturing process. This is mainly due to the lack of high calorific content.

4.Will alternate fuel be made in Pakistan?

Yes! Our plan is to develop 2 plants in Pakistan. One in Balochistan and the other in Lahore. These plants we hope to have up and running by 2025. Having invested $16 M in our sites, we are aiming to be the lead provider of alternative fuels in both Pakistan and Asia by December 2025.