High-Tech Material Recovery Facility - Texas

CP Group designed and installed this new technologically advanced MRF in Texas, which is capable of processing more than 140,000 tons of material yearly. The facility uses a highly automated monitoring system with Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) to continually monitor operations, as well as optical sorting technology to maximize recovery of plastics. The recycling system is capable of processing approximately 35 tons per hour of residential single stream material, and 25 tons per hour of commercial and industrial recyclable material, from communities, businesses and industry throughout the Dallas/Fort Worth area.

[@murthyshanker1]

Highly modern technology and worth a watch

[@DC9848]

This was truly impressive, should be mandatory in every European country prior to burning leftovers

[@voyageseeker1]

If only every city and town that has a recycling service , would have such a advanced MRF... There's no reason not to recycle.

[@lytken]

WOW you got so much to learn about waste and consumer sorting and recycling
you should really sspend the money and come see how it is done here in Denmark

[@chasq1]

Nice System

[@Kni0002]

probably need more of these places since china banned low grade recyclables

[@gregelliott5016]

More of these places would create more jobs in the US.

[@shainh70]

I wished there was the technology and laws that ALL garbage had to go through a sorting center BEFORE going to land fill. I believe that would reduce land fill garbage by a HUGE amount!

[@bishankagrawal2948]

hi! do we have MRF in or near India? what is the cost of the facility? (excluding land)

[@goltr4006]

افضل مشروع في العالم

[@theadditup2773]

Is one of the drop off companies Knight Waste Services?

[@metalmilitia1096]

Trump 2024 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@mybuckhead]

All left over material should be made into potting soil. About the size of a Bebe.