Typical coarse rejects are:
- Pieces of plastic and plastic films
- Undissolved paper, wood, textiles
- Stones, pieces of metal
Typical fine rejects are:
- Fibers, stickies, wax
- Sand, glass, small pieces of metal
Rejects from recycled fiber lines are quite wet when they leave the process, with a lot of free water and water stored in the fibrous material. While free water is relatively easy to remove, the water in the fibers is more critical. Considerable force is needed to achieve an acceptable dry content in the material. However, the higher reject consistencies also help save on drying and disposal costs.
The Reject Compactor ReCo is a robust screw press for dewatering fiber-containing rejects and is available in several versions, each tailored to specific types of reject material:
ANDRITZ Reject Compactor
The ReCo450 is a next generation, large scale screw press designed for efficient dewatering of livestock manure, biogas digestate, and other organic waste streams. Engineered for industrial scale applications, it delivers up to 6.25 t/h throughput at moisture levels ≤60%.
A robust screen basket, wear protected screw flights, and a PLC controlled system ensure reliable operation, low maintenance, and flexible adjustment of screw speed and counter pressure.
ReCo450 Biowaste Reject Compactor