Hazardous Waste Incineration

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Suzhou Julian

Sales Hotline: 19962880111

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产品详情

- Commodity name: Hazardous Waste Incineration
Achieve harmless and reduced-volume treatment of waste.

1. Solution

Julian hazardous waste incineration plant in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, is designed to process 10,000 tons of waste per year. It can handle various industrial wastes from 12 categories listed in the National Hazardous Waste Catalogue and provides services such as packaging, transfer, transportation, and analysis. Julian also provides comprehensive hazardous waste management training to its clients, solving their disposal problems and ensuring compliance and convenience throughout the entire hazardous waste management process, giving clients peace of mind.

2. Categories of hazardous waste that can be disposed of

HW05 Wood preservative waste, HW06 Waste organic solvents and waste containing organic solvents, HW08 Waste mineral oil and waste containing mineral oil (excluding 071-001-08, 071-002-08, 072-001-08), HW09 Oil/water, hydrocarbon/water mixtures or emulsions, HW11 Distillation residue, HW12 Dye and paint waste (excluding 264-007-12), HW13 Organic resin waste, HW17 Surface treatment waste, HW39 Phenolic waste, HW40 Ether waste, HW45 Organohalide waste, HW49 Other waste (excluding 309-001-49, 900-044-49 and 900-045-49) totaling 9000 tons/year (limited to Wujiang District).

3. Project Outcomes

- We have 50 experienced technical engineers who are customer-oriented and, based on the characteristics of waste materials, provide clients with cost-effective disposal solutions. Leveraging our strengths in industrial chain integration, we offer collaborative solutions for enterprises to manage gaseous emissions, liquid wastes, and solid wastes, thereby enhancing their resource utilization efficiency.

- The steam generated during the incineration process is reused at the organic waste liquid utilization center, achieving resource recycling.

- The project complies with all stringent emission standards, minimizing its impact on the environment.