Mailhem Environment Pvt. Ltd. products

Mailhem has the experience of handling 500 TPD Mixed Municipal Solid Waste in Nashik. Materials above the size of 100 mm are sent for RDF, while those below 100 mm, generally high in organic content are transferred to the composting yard for windrow preparation.

RDF is produced from combustible components, of MSW or Municipal Solid Waste. Mailhem takes this waste from industrial or commercial sites and converts MSW into RDF using processes like homogenizing, drying, segregation, size reduction, densification. RDF is a renewable energy source to ensure that waste doesn’t get dumped into a landfill but is used for power generation.

Mailhem designs and operates bioreactor landfills in which liquids are added to help bacteria break down the waste. We offer different types of bioreactor landfills – aerobic, anaerobic and hybrid (aerobic-anaerobic). A bioreactor accelerates the decomposition and stabilization of waste. It also helps to stimulate the natural biodegradation process.

Mailhem converts plastic to granules and fuel to reduce the waste plastic and also offers a renewable energy source to keep the planet green and clean. The waste plastic is converted into usable fuel by the process which is well known as Thermal Depolymerisation. We also convert plastic to granules after agglomeration, which is used for plastic roads construction.

The briquetting process at Mailhem converts horticultural waste into easy to transport, store and use briquettes. the process improves the combustion of briquettes in boilers & cement klinkers. At the same time, it makes it available for various applications in domestic and industrial areas.

Mailhem has expertise to treat the leachate in a Biogas plant. A high degree of BOD and COD reduction takes place in the anaerobic digester, followed by aeration & settling processes. This biogas is converted into power.

At Mailhem, we have the expertise in designing and constructing scientific landfills over 10000 square meters, for a 5-year period. Thereafter, it is capped with liners and soil cover with a green top, and a new scientific landfill will be constructed for the next 5 years.