What is thermal recycling? ~Recycling by burning waste to recover heat~

A biomass boiler that accommodates various fuels such as RPF, RDF, wood chips, wood pellets, and construction waste! Thermal recycling!

Thermal recycling (heat recovery) refers to the process of incinerating waste materials such as plastic products and recovering and utilizing the heat energy generated during this process. As the environmental impact of plastic waste is becoming a concern, thermal recycling is gaining attention in Japan for its purpose of effectively utilizing energy resources. The waste that is incinerated mainly consists of general and industrial waste, such as waste plastics, paper scraps, and wood scraps, particularly those that are difficult to recycle through conventional plastic recycling methods or are hard to sort. The waste heat recovered through thermal recycling is used for various applications, including power generation within facilities, heating, hot water supply, and heated swimming pools. **Features** - Waste with foreign substances can also be reused. - Reduces the use of fossil fuels. - Contributes to the prolongation of landfills. - Can suppress the generation of methane gas. In line with the concept of thermal recycling, Ikros treats various waste materials, such as wood scraps and waste plastics, as solid fuel and handles biomass boilers that can utilize the generated heat energy for various purposes. *For more details, please download the catalog or contact us.*

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Since it can utilize materials that would normally be discarded as fuel, it can significantly reduce CO2 emissions and fuel costs compared to conventional fossil fuels. *For more details, please download the catalog or contact us.*