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How to recycle plastics commonly found in solid waste?

XRIDO plastic shredding machine has low speed, large torque, low noise and other characteristics, using PLC control system, automatic control, with start, stop, reverse and overload automatic reverse control function.

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It is easier to recycle the large waste after disposal

Bulky garbage crusher adopts alloy tool, tool hardness and toughness are compatible at the same time, but also has resistance, wear, tool hole and main shaft are adopted hexagonal design...

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Biological treatment technology in solid waste treatment process

Biological treatment technology is the use of microorganisms to decompose organic solid waste to make it harmless. It can convert organic solid waste into energy, food, feed and fertilizer, and can also be used to extract metals from waste products and waste residues.

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Incineration and pyrolysis technology in solid waste treatment process

The incineration method is a comprehensive treatment process of solid waste pyrolysis and deep oxidation. The advantage is that a large amount of harmful waste is decomposed and turned into harmless substances.

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Solidification treatment technology in solid waste treatment process

Curing technology is a harmless treatment process that adds solidified substrates to waste to fix or contain hazardous solid waste in inert solidified substrates.

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Sorting technology in solid waste treatment process

Solid waste sorting is an important means to realize solid waste recycling and reduction. Through sorting, the useful ones are fully selected and utilized, and the harmful ones are fully separated;

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Crushing technology in solid waste treatment process

In order to reduce the shape of the waste entering the incinerator, landfill, composting system, etc., the solid waste must be crushed in advance.

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Compaction technology in solid waste treatment process

Compaction is a commonly used pretreatment method for solid waste, such as automobiles, cans, plastic bottles, etc.

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