Sparta Manufacturing, based in Notre-Dame, New Brunswick, has been awarded the contract to provide professional design, construction, and installation services for a turnkey C&D material recovery facility (MRF) sorting system at the Dane County Landfill site in Madison, Wisconsin.
Sparta Manufacturing is providing the overall system design, integration, and installation of all equipment; and the manufacturing of all conveyors, sort lines, and steelworks package. Integrated in this system is vibratory technology from Crystal Lake, Illinois-based General Kinematics – the finger-screen and de-stoner air classifier/density separator, designed to screen and separate the commodities for this system.
This new C&D MRF, designed to accommodate up to 350 tons per day of construction and demolition waste, will be installed in Dane County's waste transfer station building, which is undergoing a building modification and expansion to house its new state of the art facility.
Landfill Reduction And Recycling, Inc., a WI-based construction and demolition waste management recycling company, will be operating the facility through an innovative public/private partnership with Dane County.
The Sparta dual processing line C&D recycling system has been designed to provide maximum opportunity to efficiently separate the growing urban and commercial construction and demolition waste stream into several specific material types. The leading recyclable products include: clean wood, mixed aggregates, metals, cardboard, shingles and alternate daily cover.
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