The recycling industry operates within volatile markets, commodity prices fluctuate, regulations evolve, and feedstock quality changes. Designing plants for resilience, not just efficiency, is the way forward. A resilient plant is one that adapts to multiple waste streams, manages contamination, and adjusts production levels without significant downtime. This means flexible plant layouts, modular machinery, and advanced automation systems. For example, a plant designed to rec

The future of recycling lies not just in heavy machinery but in smart systems that can learn, adapt, and optimize operations. Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT) are reshaping recycling plant performance globally, and India is now catching up. AI-driven optical sorters can identify plastics, metals, and composites with higher accuracy than human labor, reducing contamination rates and improving yield. IoT sensors, meanwhile, can track machine perform

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In today’s global recycling landscape, designing for efficiency is no longer enough. With fluctuating commodity prices, regulatory...