Zero Waste Over the years, India has become the 15th biggest plastic polluter globally. In this 21st century, with 1.38 billion population the country alone generates 26,000 tons of plastic waste per year. It is mainly due to rapid population Read More
Zero Waste is an end-to-end machine technique with the vision of useful resource management targeted on reducing, reusing, and recycling. Recycling converts waste into products that are then put to use in a variety of different applications. This reduces the Read More
An environmental expert in a brief interview stated that “India’s waste problem can only be resolved if it revolutionizes the way waste is treated and adopts a smarter waste management system; instead of dumping all the waste in landfills, recycling Read More
Commercial and residential trash removal, bulk hauling construction services. Clearing these mounds of years-old waste, called legacy waste, is the easiest and fastest way to reduce our national emissions, and save surrounding villages from polluted water sources, smoke, flies and stench. Read More
Trommel screens offer a highly efficient separation for various material types. this is a cylindrical drum that has many holes of a given size, The holes help in the classification. The rotating drum rolls larger pieces over to allow all Read More
A ballistic separator is a device that segregates material like stones, glass, metal, and rubber, from the solid waste by passing the waste over a rotor. Alternating sets of paddles are 60 to 120 degrees out of phase from the Read More
The project to diminish the three gigantic landfills in Delhi by employing scientific techniques began at Ghazipur landfill on Thursday with a trommel (a massive cylindrical sieve) being set up at the mountain of waste in east Delhi. Officials from Read More
Zero waste – the concept to complete reuse the waste segregated by ether reusing some material from waste are forming new product from the recycle waste. A simple environment friendly approach to resource management cantered on reducing, reusing, and recycling. Read More