Method and industrial plant for seperating a waste material

A method for separating a waste material, the waste material comprising at least one metal and at least one organic material, the method comprising the steps:

• provisioning a separated fraction of the waste material,
• which separated fraction comprises briquettes produced from the waste material, and
• which separated fraction has a calorific value of 5 MJ/kg to 30 MJ/kg and a copper content of 0.1 wt % to 20 wt %,
• charging of a reactor with the separated fraction,
• introducing gas into the reactor as an oxidant and combusting the separated fraction,
• melting the separated fraction into at least one liquid slag phase and into at least one liquid metal-containing phase using a thermal energy generated during the combustion of the separated fraction,
• pouring off the at least one slag phase and/or the at least one metal-containing phase from the reactor,
• conducting at least one portion of a combusted flue gas out of the reactor, conducting the at least one portion of the combusted flue gas into a thermal post-combustion plant and post-combusting the at least one portion of the combusted flue gas.

A method for separating a waste material, the waste material comprising at least one metal and at least one organic material, the method comprising the steps of:

• provisioning a separated fraction of the waste material,
• which separated fraction is isolated from the waste material,
• which separated fraction comprises briquettes produced from the waste material, and
• which separated fraction has a calorific value of 5 MJ/kg to 30 MJ/kg and a copper content of 0.1 wt % to 20 wt %,
• charging of a reactor with the separated fraction,
• introducing gas into the reactor and combusting the separated fraction,
• melting the separated fraction into at least one liquid slag phase and into at least one liquid metal-containing phase,
• pouring off the at least one slag phase and/or the at least one metal-containing phase from the reactor,
• conducting at least one portion of a combusted flue gas out of the reactor, and
• post-combusting the at least one portion of the combusted flue-gas.