Efficient conveying

Dr. Petra Strunk

Dr. Petra Strunk
Dear readers,

Another new, as yet unfilled year lies ahead of us: new and interesting tasks or challenges, certainly many interesting developments and a whole series of trade fairs and conferences where these will be presented and discussed. The first major trade fair – and certainly the most important one for our magazine – will be IFAT in Munich from 13 to 17 May, to which our next issue, recovery 02/2024, is also dedicated.

But the recovery team has already set off on its travels for this issue too. We were guests in Roosendaal/NL for the cover story in this issue. Last year, a 31 m long mass-compensated vibrating feeder from JÖST GmbH & Co. KG went into operation last year. Slag produced during waste incineration at the PreZero Energy site is conveyed. Waste that can no longer be further processed is converted into heat and electricity here.

Read many more exciting and interesting articles in this recovery!

Dr. Petra Strunk

Editor-in-Chief recovery Recycling Technology Worldwide

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Issue 01/2024 Transported away

JOEST installs 31 m long vibrating conveyor trough for incineration slag

The JOEST group is an internationally active company with over 100 years of experience, specialising in the development and manufacture of innovative solutions in the field of bulk solids and process...

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Issue 03/2023 Innovative sorting system

Coin recovery from industrial waste incineration and car scrap

The system boasts a fully automatic sorting process for coins from the heavy metal fraction, offering a cost-effective solution for the recovery of valuable metals. Featuring a high-resolution camera,...

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Coverstory recovery 5/2017

Processing WIP slag at Heros Sluiskil – clean conveying with ActiveCLEAN

Gerben Jaspers and his team from Heros Sluiskil sought a solution to this problem. Heros is a leading company in processing of waste incineration slag in the Benelux countries. The around 45-hectare...

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Issue 02/2018

JÖST: recovery of non-ferrous metals in the processing of shredded cars

ASR (Auto Shredder Residue) fines, as it is called in the USA, is the raw material which enables recovery rates that have not been achieved so far. The success story of recovering non-ferrous metals...

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