The Zero Waste Recycling Process follows seven systematic steps: source segregation, collection, screening (trommels remove fines), ballistic separation (extracting 2D combustibles), magnetic recovery (pulling out metals), air classification (separating light from heavy), and densification (producing RDF). MRF in solid waste management forms the backbone of this process, recovering plastics, metals, paper, and glass for manufacturing while converting organics to compost and combustibles to fuel. This integrated approach achieves over 95% landfill diversion, reduces emissions, and creates revenue streams nationwide.
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