(WO9817410-A1)      In a process and assembly to separate a mixture of waste materials, the novelty is that: (a) the mixture is first composted pref. under conditions of force-fed air and/or is stabilised; (b) the components of the resulting mixture are then separated into a combustible fraction and an incombustible fraction; (c) the fractions are separated by sieve, winnowing or fluid classification; (d) the mixture is crushed or shredded into particles, or homogenised, before biological treatment; and (e) valuable materials are first removed before the biological or homogenisation treatments.    USE -   Process and assembly to separate a supply of municipal waste products of continually varying consistency and nature, esp. to remove non-combustible substances from composted wastes, in response to a legal requirement.    ADVANTAGE -   The quantity of non-combustible wastes reaching an esp. municipal incinerator is less than 3%, and less than 5% content within wastes surrendered for disposal at an open disposal site.    (EP874700-A1)      In a process and assembly to separate a mixture of waste materials, the novelty is that: (a) the mixture is first composted pref. under conditions of force-fed air and/or is stabilised; (b) the components of the resulting mixture are then separated into a combustible fraction and an incombustible fraction; (c) the fractions are separated by sieve, winnowing or fluid classification; (d) the mixture is crushed or shredded into particles, or homogenised, before biological treatment; and (e) valuable materials are first removed before the biological or homogenisation treatments.    USE -   Process and assembly to separate a supply of municipal waste products of continually varying consistency and nature, esp. to remove non-combustible substances from composted wastes, in response to a legal requirement.    ADVANTAGE -   The quantity of non-combustible wastes reaching an esp. municipal incinerator is less than 3%, and less than 5% content within wastes surrendered for disposal at an open disposal site.    (CN1211202-A)      In a process and assembly to separate a mixture of waste materials, the novelty is that: (a) the mixture is first composted pref. under conditions of force-fed air and/or is stabilised; (b) the components of the resulting mixture are then separated into a combustible fraction and an incombustible fraction; (c) the fractions are separated by sieve, winnowing or fluid classification; (d) the mixture is crushed or shredded into particles, or homogenised, before biological treatment; and (e) valuable materials are first removed before the biological or homogenisation treatments.    USE -   Process and assembly to separate a supply of municipal waste products of continually varying consistency and nature, esp. to remove non-combustible substances from composted wastes, in response to a legal requirement.    ADVANTAGE -   The quantity of non-combustible wastes reaching an esp. municipal incinerator is less than 3%, and less than 5% content within wastes surrendered for disposal at an open disposal site.    (US6093323-A)      In a process and assembly to separate a mixture of waste materials, the novelty is that: (a) the mixture is first composted pref. under conditions of force-fed air and/or is stabilised; (b) the components of the resulting mixture are then separated into a combustible fraction and an incombustible fraction; (c) the fractions are separated by sieve, winnowing or fluid classification; (d) the mixture is crushed or shredded into particles, or homogenised, before biological treatment; and (e) valuable materials are first removed before the biological or homogenisation treatments.    USE -   Process and assembly to separate a supply of municipal waste products of continually varying consistency and nature, esp. to remove non-combustible substances from composted wastes, in response to a legal requirement.    ADVANTAGE -   The quantity of non-combustible wastes reaching an esp. municipal incinerator is less than 3%, and less than 5% content within wastes surrendered for disposal at an open disposal site.    (JP2000509328-W)      In a process and assembly to separate a mixture of waste materials, the novelty is that: (a) the mixture is first composted pref. under conditions of force-fed air and/or is stabilised; (b) the components of the resulting mixture are then separated into a combustible fraction and an incombustible fraction; (c) the fractions are separated by sieve, winnowing or fluid classification; (d) the mixture is crushed or shredded into particles, or homogenised, before biological treatment; and (e) valuable materials are first removed before the biological or homogenisation treatments.    USE -   Process and assembly to separate a supply of municipal waste products of continually varying consistency and nature, esp. to remove non-combustible substances from composted wastes, in response to a legal requirement.    ADVANTAGE -   The quantity of non-combustible wastes reaching an esp. municipal incinerator is less than 3%, and less than 5% content within wastes surrendered for disposal at an open disposal site.