Investigation of Technological Parameters of the Process of No-Binding Compacting of Solid-Household-Waste Blocks

Abstract

It is considered the technology of compacting solid household waste into large blocks eliminating the stages of their firmware and subsequent
binding by wire harnesses to avoid their spontaneous destruction during lifting and transportation operations. As a result of computational and theoretical studies and laboratory experiments to determine the dependence of briquette density on the compaction pressure, it is shown that the goal can be achieved when solid household waste will be pressed by conical punch. Experimentally obtained model blocks have strength sufficient for transportation and disposal at the landfill.