The short answer
A kiln runs best on fuel that behaves the same every day. A stable calorific value lets you raise your substitution rate without disturbing the process, even if the average is slightly lower.
Peaks disturb the process
When the calorific value of a fuel jumps from one delivery to the next, operators have to correct the burner settings again and again. Each correction costs output and quality.
How we keep quality consistent
We blend streams from several sources and measure every batch. Three decades of data show us how waste properties translate into process parameters.
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