Waste Management

There are various types of waste management equipment that are used to collect, transport, treat, and dispose of waste materials. Here is a list of some common waste management equipment:Waste bins and containers (for collection and storage of waste)Garbage trucks and waste collection vehicles (to transport waste to collection point)Compactors and balers (to reduce the volume of waste)Conveying equipment (to transport waste from the collection point to a processing facility)Shredders and crushers (to…

What is hospital waste?Hospital waste is contaminated waste produced by hospitals that have come into contact with patients' blood, flesh, etc. Such as used cotton balls, gauze, adhesive tape, waste water, disposable medical instruments, post-operative discards, expired medicines, etc. According to the national health department's medical test report, medical waste is characterised by spatial pollution, acute infection and latent pollution, and its viruses and germs are dozens, hundreds or even thousands…

Municipal solid waste (MSW) conversion technologies especially composting, landfill, and thermal treatment (combustion, pyrolysis, or gasification) have been substantially studied to improve MSW energy utilization and partially solve the environmental issues. At present, thermal treatment technologies are gradually replacing direct landfill and composting, as thermal treatment has many advantages over other processes, such as substantial reduction of waste’s weight and volume, breaking down organic wastes…

On-site screening equipment can sort aggregate sizes of crushed concrete, masonry, or stone for greater marketability and lower transportation costsA flat shaker, or vibratory screen is used in conjunction with a stump shear to remove dirt and stones before sections of wood are processed through a hammermill grinder.A disc or star screen consists of a long box containing screening discs (or stars) mounted on rolling shafts that are installed very close together across the width of the box. When used after…

Wastes from the construction and demolition (C&D) activities create substantial environmental impacts. These environmental impacts include high consumptionof energy, the generationof solid waste, pollution damages to the environmental such as sedimentation, soil erosion and flash flood, the increase in the emission of greenhouse gas (GHG) and resource depletion spanning the design, construction and operational phases of a project.Equipment for Recycling C&D WasteA wide variety of equipment is available to…