Shredding of a large piece of garbage
We are all familiar with bulky junk. If we don’t like the sofa that we have used for several years and want to replace it, the old sofa becomes bulky junk. But we also have worries when changing. How to deal with such large bulky garbage? We can’t throw it away privately, and it feels very wasteful after throwing it away. In fact, bulky waste also has its destination. Today we will talk about where the bulky waste goes after being eliminated.
First of all, bulky garbage cannot be thrown away privately. Because it is large in size, random discarding will affect the community environment. Therefore, generally the community will have a special storage point for bulky garbage, and a company responsible for the removal will collect and deliver the bulky garbage in a unified manner. Specialized bulky waste treatment plants in the city. This processing site is different in each place. Some are specialized bulky waste treatment plants, and some are garbage sorting centers. Here, bulky garbage begins its transformation. Large pieces of garbage are not dismantled, but are placed entirely on the chain conveyor and transported to double-axis shearing and shredding. After being crushed, they are magnetically separated. The crushed materials are then output and transferred by the conveyor. The back-end transfer method can be determined according to the test conditions. Flexible choice, you can use a baler, hook-arm truck, or sanitation truck to pull it away directly and send it to a waste-to-energy plant. In the end, our discarded sofas are turned into electricity and used in our lives.
Bulky waste disposal equipment
In addition to the above simple and crude treatment method, large waste can be used for more purposes by crushing all the waste and generating electricity. Bulky waste can be broken down and sorted multiple times to separate a sofa into wood, textiles and leather. Wood can be used to make particle board or fuel, and leather and fabric can be further processed to create alternative fuels that are popular with power plants and cement plants.
