JONO’s Landfill Waste Solution

Wenzhou Landfill Waste Sorting Project

Project Overview

The Wenzhou Landfill Waste Sorting Project handles 1,000 tons of landfill waste every day. The primary objective of this project is to effectively separate the key components of landfill waste, including combustible materials, construction debris (such as bricks, tiles, and ceramics), and humus soil. By doing this, we can make the most of the landfill resources and help reclaim the land in a sustainable way.

Project Highlights

The most prominent feature of this project is that through advanced sorting equipment of JONO such as trommel screen, disc screen and so on, the reusable resources in the putrescible garbage can be efficiently screened out.

Combustible Material Extraction

A significant portion of the aged waste consists of combustible materials, which will be extracted and transported to waste-to-energy (WTE) plants for incineration. his process not only reduces landfill volume but also generates energy, aligning with circular economy principles and promoting environmental sustainability.

Construction Waste Separation

The project efficiently sorts out construction waste, including bricks, tiles, and ceramics. These materials, which are non-combustible and non-decomposable, will be reused for local backfilling, reducing the demand for new raw materials and minimizing environmental disruption caused by landfill expansion.

Humus Soil Reuse

The processed landfill waste still contains a large amount of humus soil, which is a valuable organic material and is suitable for urban landscape beautification and ecological restoration. The recycled humus soil will be used in landscaping projects and mine reclamation, which is conducive to the recovery of degraded ecosystems and promotes the sustainable use of land.

Conclusion

The Wenzhou Landfill Waste Sorting Project demonstrates the huge potential of advanced waste classification technology in transforming landfill sites into valuable resources. Through efficient separation and recycling, it turns waste into treasure and enhances resource utilization.