WHAT ARE THE MAIN CHALLENGES IN THE PROCESS OF BULKY WASTE SHREDDING?

It is often seen that the bulky waste, such as mattresses, sofas or used furniture, are piled up randomly beside the garbage cans or even in the corridor of the community, which brings a lot of inconvenience to the community environment and residents' life. The main problem facing the recycling and treatment of bulky waste is that it is difficult to form an effective connection between residents and sanitation department for waste disposal. What is the solution to this problem?

Many communities don't have special places for bulky waste, resulting in the waste being carelessly dumped on the roadside. Even if there is a place, it is difficult to transfer bulky waste through private cars or electric vehicles.

The homeless will first sort the household waste in the community. Plastic bottles, metal parts, paper, and other items that can be sold for money are picked up and sold. According to a homeless response, sofas, mattresses, and other bulky waste are too big to transfer. Even if the waste was transported to the waste collection station, it is difficult to sell money, “It’s not even worthwhile to remove the steel wire inside the bulky waste”, said the homeless. 

How to better door-to-door cleaning and transportation of bulky waste is the focal concern of residents. Internet & resource disposal is gradually becoming a new feature and technology of bulky waste classification. Once residents produce bulky waste, they can make an appointment with a large waste disposal company for door-to-door recycling by making a phone call or applying on APP. 

Combined with the centralized bulky waste processing system provided by HARDEN, the bulky waste disposal enterprise achieves 100% resource utilization rate of bulky waste through fine disposal processes such as automatic shredding, pulse dust removal, automatic air separation, automatic magnetic separation, and RDF granulation, finally reuses bulky waste. This system not only beautifies the urban environment, but also improves the terminal disposal and transfer efficiency, reduces transportation, labor, and other costs.