A wind sifter is a type of equipment used in waste management facilities to separate light fraction materials such as plastics and paper from heavy fraction materials such as glass, metal, and stones.
The GFX Series Wind Sifter is a core sorting solution that expertly separates materials by density and size using controlled airflow. It is ideal for processing MSW, industrial, and recycled wastes (SRF/RDF). By leveraging aerodynamics, it lifts light materials such as film, paper, while heavier components settle, enabling efficient material recovery and fuel preparation.Read More
This project for an environmental protection company in Henan is designed to process textile waste and industrial solid waste into high-quality alternative fuel for cement kilns. The upgraded production line, with a stable capacity of 6-8 tons per hour, includes key equipment such as the Double Shaft Shredder, Wind Sifter, Single Shaft Shredder, and a choice between an RDF Pellet Mill and a Waste Baler for final densification. The system improves waste sorting efficiency and fuel uniformity. Currently…Read More
In the dynamic field of construction and demolition (C&D) waste recycling, efficiency and precision are paramount. As the industry moves toward greater sustainability, the challenge lies in effectively separating valuable materials from complex waste streams. One of the most critical stages in this process is the separation of light contaminants from heavier aggregates. This is where advanced air separation technology, specifically the Wind Sifter, becomes indispensable.Meeting Specific Client Needs in a…Read More
Yulong Landfill Project: A Necessary "Root-Cause Cure" for the CityAt the foot of Yinhu Mountain in Luohu District, Shenzhen, an unprecedented "urban scar repair operation" is advancing with great urgency. Established in 1983, the Yulong Landfill has accumulated approximately 2.5 million cubic meters of domestic waste, weighing 4.1 million tons, posing long-term environmental hazards such as methane gas leakage, groundwater contamination, and excessive heavy metals in the soil. This site, both a persistent…Read More
In order to cope with energy cost pressure and reduce carbon emissions, many cement companies are actively looking for alternatives to coal-fired power generation. Waste textiles, with their advantages of considerable calorific value (average calorific value of about 4300kcal), high volatile matter, low ash content, low moisture content, and low emissions of harmful substances, have become the ideal alternative fuel for cement companies to compete for.In response to this market demand, GEP has meticulously…Read More
Construction waste management is a critical aspect of sustainable construction practices, necessitating efficient methods for processing and recycling waste materials. Within construction waste crushing plants, the presence of light density particles poses challenges to effective waste separation and resource recovery. Wind sifters offer a specialized solution to this issue by enabling the removal of light density particles, thereby optimizing the recycling process.Light Density Particles in Construction Wa…Read More
According to the Chinese government website, the Provisional Regulations on the Management of Carbon Emission Trading will be implemented from May 1, 2024. The ecological and environmental management department of the State Council will work with relevant departments to formulate the total amount and distribution plan of annual carbon emission quotas. The provincial ecological and environmental management department, in conjunction with relevant departments at the same level, will distribute carbon…Read More
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