A municipal solid waste sorting plant is a facility where the waste is separated into recyclable materials such as (paper, plastic, glass, metal) and organic waste. These facilities contribute to the recycling process by separating waste according to its type in order to increase recycling and reduce environmental pollution.
MSW SEPARATION PROCESS CONSISTS OF 7 MAIN STEPS
- Collection: Collecting waste from garbage containers.
- Transportation: transporting the collected wastes to the separation plant.
- Sorting: Separation of different types of wastes (organic, recyclable, RDF, residue, etc.)
- Baling: Sending separated recycling materials to relevant facilities by baling.
- Storage: Sending non-recyclable waste to regular storage areas.
- Energy Recovery: Using suitable wastes in energy production.
- Waste Management: Collecting and analyzing data to continuously monitor and improve processes.
Suitable for Work Safety
Low Maintenance Cost
Minimum Energy Consumption
High Wear Resistance
High Efficiency
MAIN EQUIPMENT
- DPAM - Bag Opener
- DT - Trommel Screen
- DBS - Ballistic Separator
- EMBS – Magnetic Separator
- ECS - Eddy Current Separator
- DOK – Optical Sorter Conveyor
- DKR - Roller Conveyor
- DKZ - Chain Conveyor
- QCC – Quality Control Conveyor
- BCC – Bunker Conveyor
- DKBP – Bale Press
Municipal Solid Wastes Sorting Plants
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