Waste-derived fuel
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Household waste, after having impurities and non-combustible materials such as glass and ash removed, is processed through drying, dehydration, crushing, and compression to produce Refuse-Derived Fuel (RDF). Refuse-derived fuel (RDF) is an important means for the efficient utilization of waste. By adding additives during the molding process to remove contaminants from the furnace, **the formation of dioxins is reduced. In addition, it can also serve as an anti-corrosion agent, facilitating long-distance transportation and enabling large-scale, efficient, and low-pollution energy utilization. It is estimated that the efficiency of generating electricity using waste-derived fuel is nearly three times that of conventional waste incineration power plants.
Are there any more detailed information available? Is it the same as the waste-to-energy plants that are popular these days? I am engaged in such work