The solution to achieve maximum substitution in your calciner fuel with a wide range of alternative fuels

What we offer
Waste to energy and the freedom to choose lower-cost alternative fuels
From sludge and grains to whole truck tyres, our HOTDISC Reactor gives you the potential to burn a wide range of alternative fuels, without compromising on energy efficiency or kiln performance
What do you want to burn?
• Refuse-derived fuel - for example, MSW (municipal solid waste) and SRF (solid recovered fuels) • Old tyres – whole, shredded or cut into pieces • Biomass • Paper sludge • Sewage sludge • Lime-stabilised oil sludge (from tanker cleansing) • Old car fragments (upholstery, dashboards, etc.) • Impregnated wood waste • Hazardous waste

Economically replace your calciner fossil fuels with alternative fuels

HOTDISC®-S
The HOTDISC®-S for separate line calciners
The standard HOTDISC® is designed for installation at plants with In-Line Calciners (ILCs). But what if you have a separate line calciner (SLC)? Conversion from an SLC to an ILC is unlikely to be a feasible option due to the high expense involved. The HOTDISC-S provides an alternative. Unlike the standard HOTDISC, the HOTDISC-S is positioned under the existing calciner. Most of the alternate fuel is fed first into the calciner with any unburnt fuel falling into the HOTDISC-S, where it completes burnout. Any drop-out from the HOTDISC-S is recovered via an ABC inlet for cooling and can be transported back into the system.

HOTDISC® with HMT
HOTDISC® with HMT (Hot Material Transport)
Introduced in 2021, the HOTDISC w/HMT offers the same functionality and benefits as the traditional HOTDISC, just quicker and easier to install for existing plants. Instead of directly integrating the exit of the HOTDISC reactor to the calciner and riser duct, the new approach to layout allows the HOTDISC reactor to be mounted 2 to 5 meters away. Then, it is connected to the calciner and riser duct via a hot material transport chute for gas flow and combustion ashes.
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