DCC - Municipal Solid Waste Management Plant (MSW)

The waste so generated is then collected and thrown to some government garbage bins which is then transferred to bigger Solid waste management sites allocated by respective Municipal corporations of that region.

Municipal Solid Waste Management takes care of effective dumping, collection, waste segregation, and other MSW Operations held over the years at the Landfill site.

MSW plants are huge waste management plants fitted with a large number of waste recyclers and use heavy equipment like trommels, ballistic separators, etc. for separating out the recyclable Zero waste and converting it into reusable products to make the best out of waste management and decomposition. Zero Waste is a set of principles focused on waste prevention that encourages the redesign of resource life cycles so that all products are reused.

Effective management is the key to best waste management systems and thus the plants are operated by highly professional and trained manpower. While the machines are supervised at every step, the entire plant is managed by skilled engineers. The operation of machines is monitored and efficient working is ensured.

To ensure a healthy environment the plants plan the release products like organic matter from biomass products, inorganic matter, paper, metal, sand, and stones.

DCC aims to develop a systematic waste management system in India covering the complete process from MSW Landfill Management with the help of bulldozers, excavators, Waste Segregation through Trommels & Ballistic Separator machines, to providing material recovery facilities of the Segregated waste material.