The costs of building a private garbage treatment plant are roughly: machinery and equipment costs, labor costs, site rental fees, water and electricity costs, various certificate costs, etc. Here we mainly talk about machinery and equipment costs, because it accounts for nearly 80% of the total investment, and it also determines your later income. Other costs vary according to the needs of each person, so I won’t introduce them too much here. Generally speaking, private garbage treatment plants use mobile crushers more often because they have the following characteristics:

1. Strong mobility, free access in the face of harsh production environments. For more scattered projects such as construction waste, you can drive directly in to achieve on-site crushing, and there is no need to transport garbage back and forth, which is very convenient.

2. Intelligent control, the operator can achieve remote control in the workshop, one-button start and stop, oil temperature control, feeding and discharging, whether there are abnormalities, etc. can be monitored in real time, which is both safe and labor-saving.

3. Dual-use of oil and electricity. For some places where construction waste exists, it is not convenient to access the mains electricity. Diesel power generation can be selected. It can also be switched with one button. It can also solve the problem of sudden power outages, so you don’t have to worry about delaying the construction period.

4. The whole machine includes four major functions: feeding, screening, conveying, and crushing. It can replace the traditional production line. Single-machine operation, double-machine operation, and three-machine operation are all OK, and the combination is very flexible.

These characteristics are destined to make it very suitable for construction waste plants, and various complex working conditions can be handled with ease. This equipment is divided into two categories: tire-type and crawler-type. The former is priced at around 300,000 to 3 million, while the latter is slightly higher due to the better whole machine process, between 800,000 and 3 million. For most users, choosing a tire-type is enough.

The economic benefits of treating construction waste are becoming more and more significant. For example, in Germany, there are about 200 construction waste treatment companies with an annual turnover of 2 billion euros. If the amount of construction waste in my country approaches 7.3 billion tons by 2030, it is expected to attract capital worth 300 billion to 400 billion. It can be seen that there are still many business opportunities waiting to be explored in the disposal of construction waste and the connection with the recycling resource network. Let's take a closer look at how much profit can be made from the treatment of construction waste?

Construction waste recycling, are the processed materials useful?

(1) Recycled fine bone particle size 0-26.5mm is used for: foundation backfill and other parts, roadbed, base, pavement structure backfill and other parts.

(2) Recycled aggregate concrete curbstone is used for: curb parts of community roads, motor vehicle lanes, sidewalks, and bicycle lanes.

(3) Recycled aggregate concrete permeable bricks are used for: pavement parts of municipal engineering projects such as sidewalks, parking lots, and squares in community roads, and maintenance parts of greening pieces.

(4) Recycled small hollow blocks 390mm x190mm x190mm: walls, foundation brick membranes and other parts, slope protection and other parts.

According to research statistics: every 100 million tons of construction waste can produce 24.3 billion standard bricks and 36 million tons of mixed materials, reduce soil extraction or replace natural sand and stone by 10 million cubic meters, save 2.7 million tons of coal, increase output value by 8.46 billion yuan, and create huge economic benefits.

In addition, in contrast to simple stacking and landfilling, resource utilization of construction waste can also reduce 50% of nitrous oxide, 99.3% of nitrogen compounds and 28% of carbon monoxide emissions. It can be seen that the recycling of construction waste is not only profitable but also energy-saving and environmentally friendly. No wonder it is so supported.