From a contaminated material flow to a usable raw material.
With contaminated material flows, a washing and cleaning process may be needed before the material can be processed further or used again as a raw material.
Depending on the material and the kind of contamination, a washing line can consist of several process steps, including pre-washing, intensive cleaning, friction washing, rinsing and separating.
Treating, filtering and, where possible, reusing the process water can be part of the overall concept as well.
RSS looks not only at the washer itself, but at how pre-shredding, washing, separating, drying and further processing fit together as a whole.