Release the materials.
Open the possibilities.
JENROVA uses dry material liberation as a starting point for recovering value within complex waste. Preparation, separation and qualification turn that starting point into a practical recovery pathway.
Dry liberation
The liberation stage operates without a liquid processing medium. Preparation and downstream requirements are assessed separately for each stream.
No added chemicals
No process chemicals are added in the liberation stage. This does not imply the incoming waste is free of chemicals or that downstream refining never uses them.
No hammer mills
The liberation stage does not use hammer mills. Feedstock preparation and the wider processing route are defined by the material and the required output.
From complex waste
to material possibility.
Recovery is a sequence of decisions.
Every stage should lead toward a useful, qualified next step.
- 01
Understand the stream
Identify composition, condition, volume and the materials worth recovering. Agree on preparation and handling.
- 02
Liberate the materials
Apply the dry liberation stage to prepared feedstock, without added process chemicals or hammer mills.
- 03
Separate & characterize
Evaluate the material fractions, their properties and what remains. Select the appropriate downstream route.
- 04
Qualify the next use
Connect tested material to a buyer’s requirements. A recovered fraction becomes useful when it meets a real specification.
Dry liberation. No added process chemicals. No hammer mills in the liberation stage.
Explore our technologyA fraction is a start.
A specification
creates a next step.
Liberation, separation, refining and reuse are distinct milestones.
Liberation releases constituent materials. Separation sorts the resulting fractions. Further treatment may be needed to reach the purity or properties a buyer requires. Qualification establishes whether that material fits its intended use.
We do not assume a liberated fraction is automatically a finished product. We ask what is in it, what properties it has and who can use it.
Explore the material pathwaysA stronger recovery story starts with evidence.
Composition
What enters the process, and which constituents are present?
Mass balance
How much enters each output fraction, and what remains?
Material quality
What do tests show about purity, size and performance?
Useful destination
Which customer requirements and downstream routes apply?
Bring us your
material challenge.
Tell us what you have, where it is and what a better outcome would look like. Let’s explore the recovery pathway.