For decades, Construction and Demolition (C&D) waste—especially renovation and fit-out debris—was handled through a straightforward approach: recover part of the mineral fraction and landfill or incinerate the rest.

A concise technical overview of why well-sorted textile waste is increasingly adopted as a high-quality RDF/SRF for cement kilns, with a focus on fuel performance and practical processing solutions.

In the global push for decarbonization, the cement industry is steadily upgrading its Alternative Fuel (AF) strategies. While Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) has long been the primary volume source for Refuse Derived Fuel (RDF), operators across Europe and Southeast Asia are increasingly shifting their attention toward higher-quality and more controllable feedstocks.

Cities around the world are facing a critical tipping point. Jakarta’s Bantargebang landfill is approaching maximum capacity, Berlin’s waste-to-energy infrastructure is upgrading to comply with tighter emission controls, and New York is accelerating its zero-waste transition.

Unveiling the "Invisible Ledger" of the Harden SG3000MP: Why a Lower Unit Cost and Premium Output Are Your Competitive Edge.

In the pursuit of a circular economy and global decarbonization goals, chemical recycling has emerged as the ultimate solution for closing the loop on waste plastics.

In urban environments worldwide, bulky waste—such as discarded furniture, mattresses, and appliances—poses a significant challenge for solid waste management.

In 2025, Harden Machinery Ltd. solidified its leadership in industrial shredding and solid waste resource recovery.

Harden Machinery Ltd. presents the Double Drum Windshifter DDW2000, a high-performance air separation system designed for RDF/SRF production and solid waste resource recovery. Compared with conventional single-drum windshifters, the dual-drum configuration provides higher throughput, enhanced separation performance, and increased operational efficiency for mixed solid waste processing.