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Waste Wood Processing

INPUT: waste wood

OUTPUT: grinded material < 60 mm (2.4'')

Waste wood comprises industrial wood residuals (wood residues from timber processing and composite materials – consisting primarily of wood) and used wood (the designation of used products made of solid wood, wooden materials or composite materials – consisting primarily of wood), mass percentage more than 50 per cent.

Waste wood categories:

  • Category A I: natural or only mechanically treated waste wood (not more than insignificantly contaminated with foreign substances)
  • Category A II: glued, varnished, coated, painted or otherwise treated waste wood without organic halogen compound and without wood protection agents,
  • Category A III: waste wood coating with organic halogen compound, wihtout wood protection agents,
  • Category A IV: waste wood treated with wood protecction agents such as railway sleepers, line poles, hop poles, vine stakes and other types of waste wood

PLANT EXAMPLE

Input material: waste wood
Throughput: 20 – 30 t/h
Output grain size: < 60mm (2.4'')
Utilization output: thermal utilization, recycling

PROCESS DESCRIPTION (Example)

The input material is charged into the Shredder DW 3060 by wheel loader or excavator. During this step, a first pre-sorting is carried out and large contaminants such as metal and rocks can be sorted out.

The DW 3060 can be equipped with an optional comb extension, which ensures a consistant shredding. After the shredding, iron parts are separated by means of an overband magnet.

The shredded material is transferred into the grinder AK 430 for further grinding. The AK 430 can be equipped with different baskets according to the desired grain size.

The iron parts are separated by means of an overband magnet.

According to the application, the material is finally screened to the desired grain size by means of the trommel screen SM 620 or a star screen.

In order to achieve a pure product, it is also possible to separate the remaining iron parts from the fine fraction with an overband magnet.

The oversize could be returned to the grinder AK 430 to be grinded once again.

The whole shredding and grinding process can also be carried out by means of the shredder DZ 750, which combines a shredder and a grinder in one machine.


MOBILE DOPPSTADT MACHINES

DW 3060

AK 435

SM 620 (Trommel)

The roller length of the DW 3060 is 3 m (9'10''). The roller rotates at 31 rpm. 21 roller teeth and 22 comb teeth shred the material.

The flail drum weight of the AK 435 is appr. 2,5 t (5,512 lb) and it rotates at appr. 1000 rpm.

The replaceable grinding basket is available in mesh sizes from 30 – 400 mm (1.2 – 15.7'').

The drum of the SM 620 has a length of 5.5 m (18') and a diameter of 2 m (6'7''). For different applications various meshes sizes are available.

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STATIONARY DOPPSTADT MACHINES

DW 306

NZ 180 E

SM 1025 A

The powerful shredder DW 306 shreds the material with its 3 m (9'10'') roller working on the single-shaft principle. 21 teeth pull the material to be shredded through a shredding comb.

The NZ 180 E is very compact and provided with thick plate walls. 36 free-swinging flails on the 1,75 m (5'9'') flail drum, a baffle plate and a grinding basket process the material.

The SM 1025 A is a screen with open construction and helical-guide trommel. The drum has a length of 10 m (32'10'') and a diameter of 2.5 m (8'2'').

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