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Here's some important, and probably little known, news for the environmentally conscious: plastic baling wire is a product that does far more to keep the planet alive than you realise.
Of course, it's not something you expect or think about very often. If you ask someone what the most important product is in terms of controlling the amount of waste in a landfill or incinerator, they may be a little confused and then be more inclined to point to your standard product, the council-provided recycling bins, than to immediately think about, and wisely point out, that in reality, plastic bailing wire is the unsung hero of waste management. However, for those of us who don't know much about this important product and its role in waste management, here's some important information you may not know. In fact, we rely on it far more than we realise.
Depending on the rubbish removal procedures in our area, we put our rubbish bags at the curb or in the dumpster on certain days. However, most of us know very little about waste removal procedures and are not very interested in them. All we usually know is that waste that is not recycled is disposed of properly, and that we do our best to minimise the amount of waste we produce in an effort to protect the planet and reduce our carbon footprint. However, the specific logistics of the process can be beyond our knowledge. Few people can confidently claim to have an in-depth knowledge of the waste process, and understandably so. Here are some basic facts.
Plastic baling wire is a type of baling wire. Precision made using PET (polyethylene terephthalate) monofilaments. These baling wires have been carefully designed to meet the stringent requirements of bundling and managing recycled materials such as RDF (Refuse Derived Fuel) and SRF (Solid Recovered Fuel).
Waste is first taken to the Biomaterials Recycling Centre where general waste is separated from recyclable waste. The bags of waste are shredded and then left to dry for a period of time, like any other waste, to aid in the degradation of the material. After drying, the excess waste is bundled into bales. This is where plastic baling wire comes into play.
In waste management, plastic baling wire is used to compress and secure waste into homogeneous bundles, with the baling wire being able to contain and secure the waste safely in the bundle. This makes it easier and safer to store the waste (compression into bundles takes up much less storage space than it would otherwise), safer to handle hazardous waste, and easier and safer to transport without any risk of waste leakage and further contamination of the environment.
The waste is then transported to one of three places: incinerator, landfill or landfill. Of these, plastic baling wire plays a vital role in the incinerator. The benefit of properly securing the waste into bundles before it enters the incinerator is that it makes the process more efficient. By compressing the waste into smaller bales, which are then incinerated in the bales, more waste can be burned at once and therefore much less energy is consumed in the incineration process. Conventional steel baling wire must be removed prior to the combustion process, which is both expensive and labour-intensive. However, plastic baling wire can be burned during the incineration process to provide the calorific value. This means that bales can be fully packed and loaded into the furnace without any intervention, significantly improving the processing system and saving valuable time and money.
So, whilst you may not think about it, plastic baling wire is really vital in controlling the waste that the country produces. Without it, the whole process would be far less efficient and could have a far greater impact on us and the environment.
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