Uploaded September 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Senegal's cement industry, driven by rapid urban development and economic growth, is adopting more sustainable practices by using tire-derived fuel (TDF) to supplement coal in clinker production, reducing both costs and carbon emissions.
Les Ciments Du Sahel, a major cement producer near Dakar, installed a TDF line to shred and process end-of-life tires into fuel chips, partnering with Chinese firm CBMI and U.S.-based shredder manufacturer SSI. The Dual-Shear® M120 two-shaft shredder with a trommel screen system efficiently handles the tire shredding process, providing a cost-effective, space-saving solution that converts waste tires into energy, supporting Senegal’s industrial growth while advancing sustainability goals.
Learn more at SSIWORLD.COM
Senegal's cement industry, driven by rapid urban development and economic growth, is adopting more sustainable practices by using tire-derived fuel (TDF) to supplement coal in clinker production, reducing both costs and carbon emissions.
Les Ciments Du Sahel, a major cement producer near Dakar, installed a TDF line to shred and process end-of-life tires into fuel chips, partnering with Chinese firm CBMI and U.S.-based shredder manufacturer SSI. The Dual-Shear® M120 two-shaft shredder with a trommel screen system efficiently handles the tire shredding process, providing a cost-effective, space-saving solution that converts waste tires into energy, supporting Senegal’s industrial growth while advancing sustainability goals.
Learn more at SSIWORLD.COM
