Materials
What enters the system, what can be recovered and what remains to be managed.
Feedstocks
Plastics, rubber and tyres, biomass and bio-organics form the four principal material streams. Medical Waste is the separately controlled specialist stream. Composition, contamination, moisture, quantity and variability determine eligibility and the engineering response.
Recovered Products
Depending on qualified feedstock and the engineered configuration, outputs may include process gas, recovered liquids, carbon-rich solids and recovered steel from tyres. Each potential product needs a specification, lawful status and a credible industrial destination.
Residues
Post-conversion solids, filter material, water-treatment residues and other retained streams must be characterised. Storage, transport, recovery and final disposal follow their actual composition and the requirements of the destination.
Material Value
Recovered outputs and certain residue streams may provide additional income. That potential depends on quality, lawful use, buyer acceptance, handling and upgrading costs, and real demand. Materials requiring further treatment or disposal remain obligations in the account.