- Shredded Tires
- Shredded Carpet
- Dried Sludge
- Oily Rags/Cardboard
- Soybean or Rice Hulls
- Crushed Cotton Seeds
Cement plants today now have an ongoing requirement for the highly reliable injection of alternative fuels and/or waste into their kilns. As the economics of the cement industry evolves, fees from these waste disposal contracts can represent a significant portion of a plant´s profit picture. Moreover, as energy prices continue to rise, the BTU value of “alternative fuels” and/or waste injected into a kiln can have a meaningful impact on energy costs. Therefore, the selection and engineering of these fuel/waste injection systems for high reliability is very important. Download Case Study #74 or a reprint of our recently published article in Cement Americas.
