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Mechanical Recycling, also known as sorting and recovery, is a required and mandatory step for the development of waste2energy projects.

Waste contains valuable components and, as part of the EU directives on waste management, recovery processes are a mandatory and necessary step in any waste2energy project.

Recovering valuable components from the waste turns waste from a financial burden for a company or community into a financial gain with profit, often resulting in the initial funding method for a waste project.

Aside from the legislative necessity and the financial benefits from mechanical recycling, the processes of sorting and recovery are also mandatory to enable the further processing of the non-recoverable items in the waste via Chemical Recycling.

SophSys has a strong and unique partnership with a large Dutch developer of waste sorting facilities (mechanical recycling) that has a long history of success in Europe.

With the design, construction and turn-key completion of several larger facilities throughout Europe, our partner is on the forefront of the waste recovery industry.

Just like SophSys, our partner is manufacturer independent and, as such, is able to provide the best available solution for each specific project and client.

Our partner has already developed several smaller and larger facilities throughout Europe and include facilities in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and Austria with a capacity range of 100.000 tons per year to 350.000+ tons per year.

Overview of facilities and systems provided by our partner;

  • MSW (Municipal Solid Wast, also known as household waste)
  • Mutli-plastic purification lines
  • PET recovery and purification lines
  • Bio-Waste sorting and purification lines
  • Composting lines
  • Industrial waste processing lines (SRF)
  • Battery processing lines
  • Paper/cardboard purification lines
  • Medical waste processing lines
  • Tyre processing lines

Sharing knowledge

Pryazovskyi State Technical University is one of the leading universities in Ukraine on engineering.
As a guest lecturer, the COO of SophSys, Mr Martijn Beerthuizen, teaches to both Bachelor’s and Masters students of topics such as fuel, engine modification and prototype development.

SophSys believes in the value of sharing knowledge with the students to prepare them for the outside world. As a hands-on teacher, Mr Beerthuizen lectures either via video link or in person at the university.
Lessons are done in English and with support of an Ukrainian partner, real time translated in the classroom. We are proud to be part of this university and proud to be part of their team.