Can you design a line around our existing process?
Yes. Share the material and process information, site conditions and required scope. We can design a line section or a complete system, including control and commissioning support.
Industries / Environmental and waste treatment
Environmental and waste treatment systems
We engineer powder and bulk-material handling, dosing and mixing systems for environmental treatment processes. Tell us about your materials and process, and we can design a section of the line or a complete system.
A reliable treatment line starts with equipment matched to the material and the process.
We start with the material, process steps and site conditions. Then we develop the line layout, equipment and controls, and support installation and commissioning on site or remotely.
Materials and what makes them hard
The material, the problem, our answer
| Material | The problem | How we handle it |
|---|---|---|
| Incineration fly ash | The line must meter and mix materials consistently as part of the stabilization process. | We design dosing and mixing systems around the process requirements, using weighing hoppers, load cells, screw feeders and twin-shaft mixers as needed. See our [fly ash stabilization page]. |
| Hazardous waste | Different waste streams and process requirements call for a line designed around the specific application. | We can engineer material handling, batching, mixing and dust collection as part of a line, with PLC recipe control and batch records where required. |
| Medical waste residues | Feeding, metering and mixing equipment must fit the treatment process and the site's operating conditions. | We develop the line arrangement and equipment scope from the customer's material and process information, then support installation and commissioning. |
| Sludge and contaminated soil | Conditioning and solidification processes need controlled feeding and mixing suited to the material. | We configure dosing, conveying and mixing equipment according to the process, with control and commissioning support for the line. |
| Leachate treatment residues | Powder ingredients need to be conveyed and metered to match the treatment sequence. | We can integrate screw conveyors, dosing equipment and PLC control, with the arrangement based on the specified process. |
Equipment
The equipment involved
- 01
Dosing and weighing
Dosing equipment meters process ingredients to match the treatment recipe and batch requirements.
- 02
Twin-shaft mixers
Mixers bring the metered materials together for the specified treatment process.
- 03
Conveyors and feeders
Conveyors move bulk materials between storage, dosing and mixing stages.
- 04
Dust collection
Dust collection captures airborne dust at selected transfer and process points.
- 05
Stabilization systems
A stabilization line combines material handling, dosing and mixing around the treatment process.
A typical line
How a typical line runs
Dust extraction at every transfer point
- 01Receive and store materials
- 02Feed and convey process materials
- 03Meter materials by recipe
- 04Mix for the specified treatment process
- 05Discharge and transfer treated material
The actual configuration follows your material, rate and site.
Our experience
Our environmental project experience includes fly ash stabilization at 44 incineration plants, hazardous waste treatment centers, county-level waste treatment sites, medical waste projects, landfills and leachate treatment plants. Other listed work includes river silt stabilization in Zhejiang, sludge treatment equipment for a Liaoning university project, and a second-phase sludge solidification project at a hazardous waste treatment center in Guangdong.
Questions buyers ask
Can you supply a complete fly ash stabilization line?
We engineer powder handling, dosing and mixing systems for fly ash stabilization. See the dedicated fly ash stabilization page for more information.
Can you adapt equipment to our site and power supply?
We develop the layout around site conditions. The standard electrical supply is 380 V, 50 Hz; other voltages and 60 Hz can be configured.
Next step
Tell us these
- The materialWhat it is, bulk density, particle size, moisture and temperature. Sticky, abrasive or corrosive?
- The processThe recipe or ratios, batch or continuous, and what comes before and after.
- The rateTonnes or batches an hour, and hours a day.
- The siteSpace and height available, existing silos or equipment to connect to, and the supply voltage.
Not sure yet?
Send the material and the process. Our engineers look at it first and come back with a proposed solution and configuration.