Solid Steel Super Hi -Inertia Rotor , The Rawlings rotor is the highest crushing impact rotor in the industry. Supplying massive kinetic energy to power through really difficult to grind material like stringy cedar , black spruce.
Applications
Biomass Power
Biomass Co-generation Biomass Power is carbon neutral electricity generated from renewable organic waste that would otherwise be dumped in landfills or burned. Materials that makeup biomass include scrap lumber, forest debris, certain crops, manure, municipal waste, and some types of wood residue. Rawlings wood grinders are currently operating at several of the largest biomass power … Continue reading Biomass Power
Sawmills, Paper Mills And Pellet Mills
Sawmills produce hardwood and softwood lumber as well as usable by-products for the pulp, paper and pellet industries. These by-products include sawdust, bark, woodchips, wood pellets and oriented strand board. Sawmills have increased efficiency by minimizing waste using these by-products to create more wood fiber products used in a variety or fields. Rawlings offers a … Continue reading Sawmills, Paper Mills And Pellet Mills
Compost And Mulch Facilities
Utilizing a Rawlings 460 Electric Stationary Wood Grinder and the state of the art in-vessel composting tunnels, Whistler Composting helps move the Whistler community towards its goal of zero waste. Rawlings designed this complete wood waste processing system complete with a belt in-feed and out-feed conveyor, metal detector, Rawlings HZX Horizontal grinder, overhead … Continue reading Compost And Mulch Facilities
Wood Waste Recycling
Successful Approaches To Recycling Urban wood Waste With the growing demand for reducing landfill usage, recycling wood waste has been on the rise in recent years. Overall, wood waste accounts for about 8.7% of the total waste received at municipal solid waste landfills in the United States (EPA 2017). In 2017, 12.1 million tons of … Continue reading Wood Waste Recycling
Waste To Energy
Many communities and businesses are developing new ways to reduce and better manage Municipal Solid Waste (MSW), trash or garbage. This requires a coordinated mix of practices that includes source reduction, recycling (including mulching and composting) and disposal of garbage that would normally end up in landfills. Waste to Energy plants are able to convert … Continue reading Waste To Energy
Coal Conversion to Biomass Fuel
Replacing Coal with Biomass Rawlings has completed one of the first wood waste recovery systems to introduce biomass as fuel to heat cement kilns at Mitsubishi Cement in Lucerne Valley California. The system is capable of processing and storing up to 350 Tons of premium biomass fuelwood waste to be burned along with coal to … Continue reading Coal Conversion to Biomass Fuel