Solid Recovered Fuel
Solid Recovered Fuel (SRF) is distinct from RDF in that its quality as a fuel is far higher and is set in EU standards. It is typically used in processes that require a high quality, small particle size, high calorific value, low Moisture Content material – such as cement kilns and new-generation ATT plants.
Whilst the data for SRF is often reported within the overall Waste Derived Fuel/RDF statistics, there is increasing evidence of a growth in SRF production and export and reduction in RDF.
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References
- ↑ CIWM Presidential Report 2018 – RDF Trading in a Modern World