Question regarding solid waste melting
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I would like to ask the experts here: The company is dealing with a batch of waste material. This waste is in a solid state at temperatures below 80 degrees; it is stored in 200-kilogram plastic tanks. Once it melts, it is pumped into a reactor for further processing. Originally, steam was used to melt it over a period of about ten hours, but there is wastewater and waste gas throughout the room – is there any good way to dissolve them?
It is not appropriate to heat inside a plastic barrel; could a robotic arm be used to lift the barrel and pour its contents into a reaction tank or basin for centralized heating?
You can just bring a crusher to do the crushing
I’ve tried it before as well; it’s quite troublesome