combustible fraction

The combustible fraction is useful for the generation of power.

Sewage sludge is typically composed of a combustible fraction and an organic content.

In the process, mining recovers valuable recyclable materials, a combustible fraction, soil, and landfill space.

The combustible fraction in municipal waste drops to the point where the garbage can no longer be burned, and therefore incineration is phased out.

Sources of biomass include specifically grown crops such as oil seed rape, agricultural by-products, waste wood, animal waste such as slurry, food processing waste and biodegradable or combustible fractions of municipal waste.