Mobile waste treatment plants

For the treatment of waste, mobile plants can be used in a range of contexts, including remote areas, sites of emergency following natural disasters or accidents, temporary events, or situations in which a quick intervention is needed to manage waste efficiently and sustainably.

The mobile plants can be used to carry out individual campaigns of activities in the national territory.
For their use, we also take care of the bureaucratic procedures and the regional authorizations such as:

• Authorization for the specific waste treatment
• Local authorizations (authorizations or permits may be required at a local level by the municipalities or local authorities in which the plant will operate temporarily)

The waste that is not to be subjected to screening is introduced at the highest end of the screening drum. Due to the rotation and inclination, the waste is rotated several times and passes through the cylinder for its entire length, coming into contact with the screen mesh several times.

The finer particles "under-screen" pass through the screen wall, are collected inside the underlying hopper and, through the transverse and lateral conveyor belt, are discharged laterally to the plant, while the coarser material "over-screen", remaining inside the drum, reaches the other end, exits and is removed by the rear conveyor belt.

The maximum treatment capacity is 80 Mg/h.

The waste recovery activity consists of processes such as crushing, screening, granulometric selection, and separation of the metallic fraction and undesirable fractions, to obtain secondary raw materials with commercial characteristics in compliance with the technical sector regulations or, in any case, in the forms commonly marketed. 

Consequently, the crushing plant significantly contributes to the non-hazardous waste recovery process in specific sectors, such as the construction, iron and steel, ceramic industries, and similar others. 

The maximum processing capacity is 240 tons/h.