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H 2 O <strong>and</strong> a temperature drum inlet range of: 200-650 0 Celsius. (V<strong>and</strong>enbroek
International., 2010)
7.3.6. The Rennerod plant, Germany
The delivery area of the Rennerod plant (Picture 33.) is divided into a deep
bunker for household waste <strong>and</strong> a flat bunker for commercial wastes. Thus, an
initial pre-sorting into fractions to be treated mechanically <strong>and</strong>/or biomechanically
as well as a sorting out of the contaminants can take place in the
latter using a wheel loader. During delivery the quantity <strong>and</strong> position of the
waste is automatically transmitted to the crane system to feed the bunker.
Picture 33.: The Rennerod plant in Germany
(Wastesum projectDel 3A., 2010)
An automated delivery crane (Picture 34.) removes the residual waste from the
deep bunker <strong>and</strong> feeds the downstream shredder. After the initial separation of
ferrous metals, the residual shredded waste is passed via a conveyor belt system
to a buffer bunker. At the same time, it is the interface or the h<strong>and</strong>over point
with the second process crane. The second process crane lifts the lids of the
composting boxes <strong>and</strong> places them on a neighboring box. Then it fills the
opened composting box with the shredded residual waste, re-lifts the box cover
<strong>and</strong> sets it precisely on the filled box by means of a guide rail system. The
Rennerod plant consists of 7 1/2 boxes.