Anaerobic digestion waste plant
Anaerobic digestion waste plant is an important technology for producing energy from waste. With a number of opportunities arising from anaerobic digestion waste plants, from renewable energy to fertiliser, we have the manufacturing expertise and solution to ensure you have the correct storage area for your biomass.
It is important to ensure that biomass is retained within a secure area, whether this is for your own on-site digestion or storage for transfer to a larger anaerobic digestion waste plant, when dealing with waste there is a legal responsibility to ensure that storage does not harm the environment.
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Our interlocking and connecting systems are ideal for the safe storage of waste products that make up the biomass. With the use of sealant, our units provide a watertight barrier to prevent any substances escaping.
From small scale on-site digestion to large centralised facilities our concrete retaining wall systems offer the ability to have temporary, freestanding, durable storage area. Alternatively, for a more permanent fixing solution we manufacture units that can be bolted down or cast in, providing a higher level of resistance against loading and machinery impact.
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Our experienced sales team is always on hand to help and advise you on the features and benefits of all of our retaining wall products and would be more than happy to help you discuss the wide variety of options on offer.
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Retaining walls for your green waste site
Our specialist concrete retaining wall systems can be used as push walls, storage bays, or a dividing wall to maximise your space.
Precast concrete walling at Energy from Waste (EfW) sites
Energy from Waste (EfW) sites have significant uses for precast concrete products, which are more commonly preferred to the in situ options.
Retaining walls for the waste and recycling industry
Retaining walls are used to separate and contain waste in their bays as it moves through the plant before being further processed. They are used as containment walls and are sometimes referred to as bay walls and push walls.
