Recyclable garbage mainly consists of five categories: waste paper, plastic, glass, metal and fabric. Examples are as follows:
Waste paper: mainly including newspapers, periodicals, books, all kinds of wrapping paper, office paper, advertising paper, cardboard boxes, etc., but note that paper towels and toilet paper are too water-soluble to be recycled.
Plastic: mainly including a variety of plastic bags, plastic packaging, disposable plastic lunch boxes and tableware, toothbrushes, cups, bottles of mineral water.
Glass: mainly includes various glass bottles, broken slides, mirrors, light bulbs, thermos flasks and so on.
Metallics: mainly include cans, can boxes, toothpaste skins, etc.
Fabrics: mainly include discarded clothes, tablecloths, washcloths, schoolbags, shoes and so on.
Garbage other than recyclables is basically waste. For example, cigarette butts, chicken feathers, waste electricity, cinders, construction waste, paint pigments, food residues and so on.
Toxic garbage, including waste batteries, fluorescent tubes, mercury thermometers, paint canisters, medicines, cosmetics and so on.
Question 2: What is recyclable waste and what is non-recyclable waste? Recyclables are waste that is suitable for recovery and recycling and resource utilization. Mainly includes: 1. Paper: not seriously tarnished text paper, packaging paper and other paper products. Such as newspapers, all kinds of wrapping paper, office paper, advertising paper, paper boxes, etc.; 2. Plastics: waste containers plastic, packaging plastic and other plastic products. For example, all kinds of plastic bags, plastic bottles, Styrofoam, disposable plastic lunch boxes tableware, hard plastic, etc.; 3. Metal: various categories of fixed metal items. Such as cans, tin can boxes, lead skin toothpaste skins, waste batteries, etc.; 4. Glass: colored and colorless waste glass products; 5. Fabric: old textile clothing and textile products.
Non-recyclables refer to garbage other than recyclable garbage, commonly found in natural conditions that are easy to decompose, such as peels, leaves, leftovers, flowers, branches and leaves.
Question 3: How many kinds of garbage are categorized? Which are these kinds? What are the main garbage they recycle? Recyclable garbage
Recyclable garbage is garbage that can be recycled. Paper, cardboard, glass, plastics, metals, synthetic materials (Kunststoffen), packaging that can be reused in its own right or as a material, and other materials such as newspapers, magazines, flyers, and other clean paper can be recycled. In addition, packaging with a green label (GrünenPunkt) belongs to the paid DualeSystem and is also recyclable.
Recyclable garbage mainly consists of five categories: paper, plastic, glass, metal and fabric.
Waste paper: mainly includes newspapers, periodicals, books, and all kinds of wrapping paper. However, it is important to note that paper towels and
Garbage classification toilet paper is not recyclable because it is too water-soluble.
Plastic: mainly includes plastic barrels, tubs, bottles and plastic hangers.
Glass: mainly includes various glass bottles, broken glass pieces, mirrors, light bulbs, thermos flasks and so on.
Metals: mainly cans, can boxes and so on.
Fabrics: mainly include discarded clothes, tablecloths, washcloths, school bags, shoes and other types.
These wastes can reduce pollution and save resources through comprehensive treatment and recycling. For example, each recycled 1 ton of waste paper can make good paper 850 kilograms, saving 300 kilograms of wood, than the same amount of production to reduce pollution by 74%; each recycled 1 ton of plastic beverage bottles can be obtained 0.7 tons of secondary raw materials; each recycled 1 ton of scrap steel can be refined 0.9 tons of steel, smelted with ore to save 47% of the cost of smelting to reduce air pollution by 75%, reducing 97% of the water pollution and solid waste.
Folded kitchen waste
Including leftovers, bones, vegetable roots and leaves, peels, and other food waste, composted by biotechnology in situ treatment, each ton can produce 0.6-0.7 tons of organic fertilizer.
Folding other garbage
Mainly divided into medical waste and dry garbage
Dry garbage: bags of garbage holding food waste and fruit peels, discarded napkins, diapers, cleaning dust, more contaminated paper, plastic bags and so on.
Medical waste: swabs with blood, scalpels and other viral waste. This kind of waste needs special treatment and sterilization before it can be disposed of in landfills.
Folding toxic and hazardous waste
Containing heavy metals that are harmful to human health, toxic substances, or environmental hazards or potential hazards of the waste. Including batteries, fluorescent tubes, light bulbs, mercury thermometers, paint buckets, home appliances, expired medicines, expired cosmetics and so on. If the battery is incinerated and disposed of, the explosion will hurt innocent people; fluorescent tubes and light bulbs, like the batteries mentioned above, are more radioactive; mercury is even more dangerous and is a toxic substance ...... Therefore, these wastes are generally treated using separate recycling or special landfills.
Question 4: What are the recyclable and non-recyclable garbage Recyclable garbage should be said that if recycled after reprocessing can become some raw materials for production or after finishing can be reused items, such as: paper, glass, metal, plastics, textiles, rubber products, etc., specifically is the waste of newspapers, wine bottles, cans, old clothes and so on Non-recyclable garbage should be Non-recyclable garbage should be the garbage that can not be reused, such as: leftovers, fruit peels, cigarette butts, vegetable peelings, food residues, etc. Also need to pay attention to: waste batteries, fluorescent tubes, mercury thermometers, paint buckets, cosmetics, etc., which are toxic waste, need special treatment
Question 5: What are the things belong to the recyclable garbage? Recyclable waste is suitable for recovery and recycling and resource utilization of waste, mainly:
(1) Waste paper: newspapers, book paper, packaging paper, office paper, advertising paper, cardboard boxes, etc.; note that paper towels and toilet paper due to water solubility is too strong not to be recycled;
(2) Plastic: a variety of plastic bags, plastic bubbles, plastic packaging, disposable plastic lunch boxes tableware, hard plastic,
(2) plastic: various plastic bags, plastic foam, plastic packaging, disposable plastic lunch boxes, tableware, hard plastic, toothbrushes, plastic cups, mineral water bottles, etc.;
(3) glass: glass bottles and broken glass, mirrors, light bulbs, thermos flasks, etc.;
(4) metal: cans, tin cans, tin cans, toothpaste skins, etc.;
(5) fabrics: mainly including discarded clothes, tablecloths, towels, cloth packages and so on.
Question 6: What are the recyclable and non-recyclable garbage Recyclable resources in life are:
(1) Waste paper: newspapers, book paper, packaging paper, office paper, advertising paper, paper boxes and so on; note that paper towels and toilet paper are not recyclable because of the strong water solubility.
(2) Plastic: various plastic bags, plastic foam, plastic packaging, disposable plastic lunch boxes, tableware, hard plastic, material toothbrushes, plastic cups, mineral water bottles, etc.;
(3) Glass: glass bottles and broken glass, mirrors, light bulbs, thermos flasks, etc.;
(4) Metal: cans, tin cans, tin cans, toothpaste skins.
(5) fabric: mainly including discarded clothes, tablecloths, towels, cloth bags, etc.
For example, each recycled 1 ton of waste paper can make 850 kilograms of good paper to save 300 kilograms of wood, than the same amount of production to reduce pollution by 74%; each recycled 1 ton of plastic beverage bottles can be obtained from the second level of raw materials 0.7 tons; each recycled 1 ton of scrap steel can be refined 0.9 tons of steel, smelting with ore than the savings of 47%, reduce air pollution by 75%, and reduce the cost of smelting by 47%.
Recycling can reduce air pollution by 75%, and reduce water pollution and solid waste by 97%.
Recyclables other than garbage are basically waste. For example, cigarette butts, chicken feathers, waste electricity, coal slag, construction waste, paint pigments, food residues and so on.
Toxic garbage, including waste batteries, fluorescent tubes, mercury thermometers, paint canisters, medicines, cosmetics and so on.
Trash is misplaced wealth. Recycling garbage not only beautifies the environment, but also saves the exploitation of new resources by reusing garbage, thus radically reducing garbage. Participation in environmental protection is just a matter of hands, let us start from the small things around us, from the correct placement of garbage to do it.
Question 7: What are the ways to deal with recyclable garbage? Non-recyclable garbage includes things like cigarette butts, waste batteries, cinder blocks, construction debris, paint and pigments, food residues, and so on. According to the relevant standards, residential garbage can be basically divided into three categories: First, hazardous waste, such as waste batteries, waste fluorescent tubes, mercury thermometers, waste paint, expired medicines, etc. Second, organic waste, i.e., wet garbage. Organic garbage, i.e. wet garbage, which is easy to decompose under natural conditions, such as peelings, vegetable peelings, leftovers, etc. Third, inorganic garbage, i.e. dry garbage, recyclable garbage, such as waste paper, waste plastic, waste metal, waste glass, waste fabric, etc.. Among them, waste paper includes newspapers, all kinds of wrapping paper, office paper, advertising paper pieces, large and small cardboard boxes, etc.; waste plastics include all kinds of plastic bags, plastic bottles, plastic packaging, Styrofoam, disposable plastic lunch boxes tableware, hard plastic, etc.; waste metals include cans, tin cans boxes, lead toothpaste skins and so on. Household garbage can generally be divided into four categories: recyclable garbage, kitchen garbage, hazardous garbage and other garbage. Recyclable waste includes paper, metal, plastic, glass, etc. Recycling through comprehensive treatment can reduce pollution and save resources. For example, each recycled 1 ton of waste paper can make 850 kg of good paper, saving 300 kg of wood, than the same amount of production to reduce pollution by 74%; each recycled 1 ton of plastic beverage bottles can get 0.7 tons of secondary raw materials; each recycled 1 ton of scrap steel can be refined 0.9 tons of steel, smelted with ore to save 47% of the cost of reducing air pollution by 75%, reducing 97% of the water pollution and solid waste. Kitchen waste, including leftovers, bones, vegetable roots and leaves and other food waste, composted by biotechnology on-site treatment, each ton can produce 0.3 tons of organic fertilizer. It is mainly animal and plant waste, accounting for 60% of domestic waste. After high temperature fermentation, this kind of garbage can be reprocessed into high quality compound fertilizer, and the biogas produced during the processing can be used for lighting and cooking instead of electricity and gas, saving a lot of energy. Hazardous wastes include waste batteries, waste fluorescent tubes, waste silver thermometers, expired medicines, etc. These wastes need special safety treatment. Other garbage includes brick and tile ceramics, slag, toilet paper and other waste that is difficult to recycle in addition to the above categories of garbage, and the adoption of sanitary landfill can effectively reduce the pollution of groundwater, surface water, soil and air.
Question 8: What are the recyclable wastes? What are the non-recyclable garbage? Recyclable resources in life are:
(1) Waste paper: newspapers, book paper, packaging paper, office paper, advertising paper, cardboard boxes, etc.; note that paper towels and toilet paper is too water-soluble to be recycled.
(2) Plastic: various plastic bags, plastic foam, plastic packaging, disposable plastic lunch boxes, tableware, hard plastic, material toothbrushes, plastic cups, mineral water bottles, etc.;
(3) Glass: glass bottles and broken glass, mirrors, light bulbs, thermos flasks, etc.;
(4) Metal: cans, tin cans, tin cans, toothpaste skins.
(5) fabric: mainly including discarded clothes, tablecloths, towels, cloth bags, etc.
For example, each recycled 1 ton of waste paper can make 850 kilograms of good paper to save 300 kilograms of wood, than the same amount of production to reduce pollution by 74%; each recycled 1 ton of plastic beverage bottles can be obtained from the second level of raw materials 0.7 tons; each recycled 1 ton of scrap steel can be refined 0.9 tons of steel, smelting with ore than the savings of 47%, reduce air pollution by 75%, and reduce the cost of smelting by 47%. percent, reduce air pollution by 75 percent, reduce 97 percent of water pollution and solid waste.
Twitch recyclables other than garbage are basically waste. For example, cigarette butts, chicken feathers, waste electricity, cinders, construction waste, paint pigments, food residues and so on.
Toxic garbage, including waste batteries, fluorescent tubes, mercury thermometers, paint canisters, medicines, cosmetics and so on.
Trash is misplaced wealth. Recycling garbage not only beautifies the environment, but also saves the exploitation of new resources by reusing garbage, thus radically reducing garbage. Participation in environmental protection is a matter of hands, let us start from the small things around us, from the correct placement of garbage to do it.
Question 9: What is recyclable trash and what is non-recyclable trash? How is it categorized? Non-recyclable garbage is mostly garbage that is easy to decompose under natural conditions, such as peels, leftovers, flowers, plants and leaves, and so on.
The main recyclable resources in life are:
(1) Waste paper: newspaper, book paper, packaging paper, office paper, advertising paper, cardboard boxes, etc.; note that paper towels and toilet paper are not recyclable due to strong water solubility.
(2) Plastic: various plastic bags, plastic foam, plastic packaging, disposable plastic lunch boxes, tableware, hard plastic, material toothbrushes, plastic cups, mineral water bottles, etc.;
(3) Glass: glass bottles and broken glass, mirrors, light bulbs, thermos flasks, etc.;
(4) Metal: cans, tin cans, tin cans, toothpaste skins.
(5) fabric: mainly including discarded clothes, tablecloths, towels, cloth bags, etc.
For example, each recycled 1 ton of waste paper can make 850 kilograms of good paper to save 300 kilograms of wood, than the same amount of production to reduce pollution by 74%; each recycled 1 ton of plastic beverage bottles can be obtained from the second level of raw materials 0.7 tons; each recycled 1 ton of scrap steel can be refined 0.9 tons of steel, smelting with ore than the savings of 47%, reduce air pollution by 75%, and reduce the cost of smelting by 47%. percent, reduce air pollution by 75 percent, reduce water pollution and solid waste by 97 percent.
Problem 10: recyclable and non-recyclable garbage have what recyclable resources in life are: (1) paper: newspapers, book paper, packaging paper, office paper, advertising paper, cardboard boxes, etc.; (2) plastic: a variety of plastic bags, plastic foam, plastic packaging, disposable plastic lunch boxes tableware, hard plastics, etc.; (3) glass: glass bottles and broken glass pieces; (4) metal: Cans, tin can boxes, etc. --Non-recyclable garbage (alias: organic garbage, meal waste, wet garbage) includes: fruit peelings, vegetables, leftovers, spoiled food, etc. Recyclable garbage (alias: inorganic garbage, renewable waste, dry garbage) includes: waste paper, waste plastic, waste metal, waste rubber, waste glass, waste fabrics, etc. Hazardous garbage (alias: Hazardous waste (a.k.a. hazardous waste) includes: waste batteries, waste fluorescent tubes, waste silver thermometers, waste paint buckets, expired medicines, etc.