Comprehensive waste treatment and recycling system combines multiple waste processing technologies into a modern, collaborative solid waste management system.

This system effectively addresses the common issues in traditional pretreatment processes, such as high loss rates of organic matter and fats, as well as severe equipment wear.

PEAKS-ECO has developed a sustainable hydrometallurgical process that utilizes recycled liquid solvents to extract metals, delivering high-purity chemicals back into the battery supply chain.

To effectively manage sorted recyclable waste, PEAKS-ECO has developed an independent process line.

The waste sorting plant for construction waste is designed to convert construction waste into reusable materials.

Municipal waste, also known as household waste, is most often comprised of discarded daily consumables and contains a mixture of wet and dry recyclable materials, organic and inorganic materials, and biodegradable materials.

Stale garbage refers to remaining non-degradable garbage that has been in landfills for long periods of time and has not broken down.

Urban household waste is ubiquitous, and PEAKS-ECO has developed waste-to-energy incineration equipment and systems that achieve high resource utilization efficiency and economic benefits.

The mechanical biological treatment (MBT) system consists of a mechanical sorting system, a biological anaerobic digestion (AD) system and a sewage treatment system.

With a processing capacity of 100-2000 tons per day, our waste transfer station performs unloading, pre-screening, removal of inappropriate items, waste compacting and reloading, then transfer of processed waste to the appropriate locations.

Integrated waste management plant serves as a multifunctional platform that incorporates various operations.

After undergoing harmless and stabilization treatment, sludge can be utilized in various industries such as agriculture and manufacturing, achieving both environmental protection and resource recovery goals.