Small waste-to-energy (WTE) plants, also known as waste-to-energy (WTE) plants, generate electricity by burning waste at high temperatures. Effective management involves careful waste handling, efficient incineration, robust flue gas cleaning, and responsible ash disposal. These plants play a vital role in reducing landfill volume and boosting energy production.
The following is a more detailed overview of management aspects:
Collection and Transportation:
Waste collection vehicles deliver incinerable waste to the plant, where it is weighed to track waste quantities.
Silo System:
Waste is stored in silos, typically under negative pressure to prevent odors.
Grab Crane:
Overhead cranes are used to transport waste to the incinerator, ensuring consistent waste composition.
