A typical purchaser of a plant has either:  

• unused biomass, including wood and agricultural residues: These residues can be wood waste from logging, milling or product manufacturing, stockpiles of old chips, sawdust or bark, agricultural residues or waste, including corn stover or straw,
• or, biosolids, dewatered or un-dewatered:  This includes raw sewage.
• or, organic materials:  Including sludge from pulp processes

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the feedstock potential of each plant type. 

The lists below summarize the residues which can be processed in a CPR™ plant:

All forms of wood, including: 

• commercial logging or forest management (silviculture) residue, 
• mill residue from all softwood and hardwood operations, residue from pallets, 
• dimensional lumber, construction wood, demolition wood, engineered wood products; 
• urban wood waste collected from households and classified as municipal waste; 
• coated wood product residues manufactured with resins, glues, binders, and wood impregnated with preservatives; beetle-infested wood; or

Most other forms of cellulosic materials, including:

• cotton gin waste, hay, dried distillers grain, bagasse, rice straw, etc.

All forms of sewage sludge, including:

• biosolids "cake", processed at a wastewater facility to contain ~ 20% solids;
• raw sewage containing 3% solids;
• dry biosolids pellets.

If you have a special residue and would like to talk to us about using a Woodland plant, please contact us by clicking here.