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A Green Beautiful Coat for City – the Construction Waste Crushing Plant
Construction wastes are becoming the important obstacles for the development of modern city. With the development of the society and the city modernization progress, the demolition of buildings and the new building plan have become the top priority in urban development. There are more construction wastes piling in the country, especially in big cities such as Shanghai. How to deal with the construction wastes and how to make our society a peace, harmony and green environmental protection building environment have become the urgent social problems to be solved.
During the period of the two sessions, the environmental problems and the fog haze were mentioned many times, which made the whole society focus on the topic of construction waste crushing and how to deal with the construction waste. While dealing with the construction waste in the process of urban development, at the same time, we should have corresponding crushing and screening treatment equipment. Only professional equipment and technology can get professional treatment.
Construction wastes should be firstly classified and piled up uniformly. Then they should be in the united process of the construction waste crushing and screening. Shanghai Shunky Machinery Co., Ltd. is specialized in the production of construction waste crushing and screening equipment. The jaw crusher is used in the first phase of the construction waste crushing process and the special counterattack crusher in the second stage crushing process. Besides, the professional iron-removed equipment can get rid of reinforced concrete in the construction wastes.
The third stage is the screening process, which is used to screen the materials after screening. Then the materials are conveyed to the corresponding finished material stack by the belt conveyor. The materials which don’t conform to the requirements are sent back to the counterattack crusher or other equipment for processing in the second stage.
