Issue 20/2014 - TOMRA Sorting Resource Recovery showcases new automatic waste sorting technology

TOMRA Sorting Resource Recovery showcases new automatic waste sorting technology

At IE Expo 2014 held in Shanghai on May 20~22, TOMRA Sorting Recycling, the world's leading leader in automatic sensing sorting technology, highlighted market-leading sensing automatic sorting solutions for municipal solid waste (MSW), end-of-life vehicles.
ELV), waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE), plastic packaging, commercial and industrial (C&I) waste, construction and demolition (C&D) waste, etc
.

TOMRA Sorting Resource Recovery was officially launched in China for the first time and the new TITECH finder 4 system
for metal sorting was demonstrated live.
TITECH finder 4 USES ELECTROMAGNETIC (EM) OR NEAR INFRARED (NIR) SENSING SCANNING, INTEGRATING TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCES IN SUPPIX IMAGE ENHANCEMENT AND DEEP DATA TECHNOLOGY TO ACHIEVE THE BEST SIMULTANEOUS ACQUISITION, PROCESSING AND ANALYSIS
OF METAL MATERIAL DATA 。 TITECH finder can now detect complete objects and sort metal particles by shape, size and signal strength, a feature that enables other additional sorting tasks, such as sorting cables
from mixed metals.

In addition, TOMRA Sorting Resource Recovery also showcased the latest generation of TITECH autosort 4 equipment, an advanced system using near infrared (NIR) scanning technology, and using FLYING BEAM?, TITECH autosort 4 is the first near-infrared system without an external light source, which can save up to 70% of energy, reduce carbon emissions and related costs
。 FLYING BEAM® TECHNOLOGY MAKES THE TITECH AUTOSORT 4 SYSTEM EXTREMELY ENERGY EFFICIENT AND EXTREMELY EASY TO MAINTAIN
.
The TITECH autosort 4 system can combine material sensors (NIR), color sensors (VIS) and metal sensors to recover a wide range of high-quality materials
from different waste streams including PET bottles and flakes, plastic packaging (PE, PP, PS, etc.
), paper, mixed household waste, commercial and industrial waste, etc.
The innovative sensors of the TITECH autosort 4 system scan many different materials faster and more accurately than traditional labor-intensive manual sorting, thus automating
a wide range of sorting tasks.
(Meitong)