Solid Waste Treatment Equipment

Used to treat solid waste from industrial, municipal, medical, and other sources. Through methods such as crushing, sorting, compaction, incineration, pyrolysis, or stabilization, it achieves reduction, resource recovery, or harmless disposal. Typical equipment includes crushers, compactors, magnetic separators, screeners, incinerators, pyrolysis furnaces, solidification units, etc.

Rotary Kiln Treatment System

Our Rotary Kiln Treatment System is a robust, high-efficiency and versatile thermal treatment equipment, specifically engineered to address the challenges of harmless disposal, volume reduction, and resource utilization of various solid wastes. Leveraging the core working principle of "inclination + rotation + high-temperature heating", this device integrates high-temperature pyrolysis, incineration, and vitrification technologies to effectively treat municipal solid waste, industrial solid waste, hazardous waste, sludge, and other difficult-to-handle solid wastes. It thoroughly decomposes toxic and harmful substances, converts recyclable components into usable resources, and ensures stable compliance with global strict environmental standards, including ISO 21912:2021, EU Waste Incineration Directive (2000/76/EC), US EPA 40 CFR Part 264/265, and regional emission regulations worldwide.

Carbonization Furnace System

Our Carbonization Furnace System is a specialized, eco-friendly thermal treatment equipment engineered to realize the harmless disposal, volume reduction, and resource utilization of sludge and solid waste salt—two of the most challenging solid wastes in industrial and municipal scenarios. Adopting advanced low-temperature pyrolysis carbonization technology (300–800℃), the system converts sludge and solid waste salt into valuable carbon products and inert, stable salts, while thoroughly eliminating toxic and harmful substances. It ensures strict compliance with global environmental standards, including ISO 21912:2021, EU Waste Incineration Directive (2000/76/EC), US EPA 40 CFR Part 264/265, and regional regulations, providing enterprises with a cost-effective, sustainable solution for sludge and solid waste salt management.