Fuel Feeding System

In our waste-to-energy plants, there is no need to pre-treat the waste. This not only saves time but also reduces both operational and maintenance costs.

The feeding of waste onto the grate must be continuous and adjusted to the grate’s transport capacity. Our technology ensures an even fuel layer across the grate, ensuring steady energy output and maximum efficiency.

We design our feed hoppers to enable continuous waste transport to the water-cooled chute without clogging, resulting in fewer shutdowns and more consistent plant operation.

During plant start-up and shutdown, two powerful, hydraulically operated dampers are engaged. Positioned between the chute and hopper, these dampers automatically close in the event of a power failure and can be manually closed in the event of a fire in the chute.

The grate is fed at a variable rate, adapted to energy production, by means of a hydraulically operated pusher. Changeable wear plates cover the front and top of the feed pusher. The sides of the water-cooled feed chute are protected by changeable cast-iron plates, extending to the top of the feed pusher, which helps to reduce maintenance costs.

The continuous, slow movement of the feed pusher can be adjusted according to energy production and combustion control, providing a steady, continuous waste feed onto the grate. This ensures maximum efficiency and minimizes wear.