Japan Recycling Equipments Manufacturers
Japan’s aim is to preserve the environment with the introduction of waste management and recycling technologies, which effectively turn waste into resources or appropriately dispose it. The growth in Japan’s economy, industrialization, increasing population, and depletion of natural resources has led to establishment of the waste processing plants. The country has developed a system to collect and transport waste, process it through intermediary treatment by incineration and other methods, and then dispose it in landfills in a sanitary manner to prevent environmental pollution.
Medical waste, construction waste, industrial waste, nuclear waste, solid household waste, sanitary waste, PET bottle waste, waste from home appliances, are a few types of waste that have high quality recycling that is ecologically safe. Japan’s yearly plastic waste is roughly estimated at ten million tons/year which is mechanically recycled and thermally treated. Similarly, many other waste products are recycled and reused in Japan. Majority of the Japanese homes are built up of wood. During unforeseen natural calamities, the houses in Japan are destroyed. The wood waste acquired from the demolished houses is general timber and is categorised under construction waste. This waste is used as a primary fuel in wood biomass boilers in various manufacturing industries such as power plants. Â
The Ishizaka recycling factory in Japan is an outrageous waste processing plant. It is the world’s most advanced, most beautiful big building with big diggers and grabbing machines which are all electric run. There are rainwater sprayers everywhere to keep the dust down and materials are sorted right down to insanity. The factory has a huge conveyer belt and the materials go round and round until the belt is empty. Wood is separated and made into different levels of wood fibers for different jobs. Iron, brass, copper and other metals are recovered with big magnets.
According to the report, “ Waste Processing Plants (Construction) in Japan: Market Analytics by Cat egory & Cost Type to 2021 �, the implementation of the Construction Waste Recycling Law in Japan has led to the increase in the recycling rate of construction waste touching above 85%. TAKEEI is another leading facility in Japan that mainly handles construction waste and is an integrated management system involving collection, transportation, recycling and final disposal. TAKEEI has also developed various recycled products and raw materials by building a network with many companies related. Recycling of any of the material starts from source separation at a generation site. Once waste is mixed, recycling becomes difficult due to foreign materials attached to the waste materials. In an intermediate treatment facility, recycling is carried out and while some materials are so tough to recycle and are forced to be properly disposed.
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