What SRF classification communicates

EN ISO 21640 provides a classification system for solid recovered fuels produced from non-hazardous waste. It gives market participants a common language for key characteristics, but it does not certify suitability for every plant.

Read what the classification standard does—and does not—prove.

The plant specification remains decisive

The receiving operation may set additional parameters, narrower ranges, sampling rules and acceptance procedures. Those requirements need to be matched against the supplier’s input material, equipment, methodology and achievable process control.

See the cement-plant context and the receiving-specification guide.

Supply is a controlled relationship

Volume, production rhythm, storage, physical presentation, analysis, release, transport and receiving feedback are agreed together. This is how a classification becomes a repeatable industrial supply rather than a one-off result.