How Air Density Separator Works?
An air density separator works on the principle of controlled air flow and material weight difference. Mixed waste material enters the separation chamber, where a high-velocity air stream is generated by powerful blowers. Lightweight materials like plastic films, paper, and foils are lifted and carried forward by air pressure, while heavy materials such as stones, glass, metals, and dense plastics fall downward due to gravity. This continuous airflow-based operation ensures precise, high-speed, and efficient separation.
Key Benefits of Using an Air Density Separator
An air density separator significantly improves RDF fuel quality by removing unwanted inert and heavy fractions. It enhances recycling efficiency, reduces manual sorting dependency, lowers operational costs, and increases overall plant throughput. The system also improves downstream equipment performance, minimizes wear and tear, and supports consistent production of high-calorific-value material.
Key Features of Alfa Therm Limited Air Density Separator
Installed Power
33 kW to 58 kW for large systems, though smaller units exist
Operation Type
Available in positive pressure, negative pressure, or combined systems, often automated (PLC-based)
Applications of Alfa Therm Limited Air Density Separator
- Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) Processing
- Refuse-Derived Fuel (RDF) Production
- Plastics Recycling
- Construction and Demolition (C&D) Waste
- Composting Operations
- Mineral and Agricultural Processing
Why Choose Alfa Therm Air Density Separator?
Alfa Therm Limited delivers high-performance, precision-engineered air density separation systems designed for accurate light and heavy material segregation in demanding waste processing environments. With robust manufacturing standards, advanced airflow engineering, and complete project support from installation to after-sales service, Alfa Therm ensures maximum separation efficiency, long equipment life, and consistent plant performance for RDF, recycling, and waste-to-energy facilities.






