T/CI 041-2022 Active

Main technical content: 4.1 Preparation of Basic Data Before Design 4.1.1 The geographical environment of the target village/town area, including temperature, precipitation, wind speed, and wind direction. These factors have a significant impact on the moisture content and main components of the waste generated in the village/town area, and also provide reference for the design of the pre-processing system and pollution control system of the waste pyrolysis treatment equipment. 4.1.2 The number of permanent residents in the target village/town area. The daily per capita production of domestic waste in the village/town area is 0.7–1.1 kg/person/day. Based on this, the scale and fluctuation range of the village/town waste production can be estimated. The daily processing capacity of a single mobile small-scale waste pyrolysis device should be less than 10 tons/day. If the processing capacity exceeds this range, the device will be overloaded, and the pyrolysis products will not be able to be effectively utilized. Moreover, the mobile pyrolysis equipment will not be able to adapt to the road conditions in the village/town area. 4.1.3 The nature and main sources of village/town waste (such as kitchen waste, tourist waste, and construction waste). As a basic condition for the pre-processing and sorting of village/town waste for pyrolysis, this information is used to determine an appropriate waste sorting scheme. 4.1.4 The distribution of villages/towns in the county and the road traffic conditions in the village/town area. This analysis determines the application range of mobile waste pyrolysis devices and ensures that the villages/towns applying these devices have road access conditions. 4.1.5 Emergency waste generation in villages/towns. When there is a short-term surge in village/town waste due to the following reasons, mobile pyrolysis devices can be considered for on-site, rapid, clean, and harmless treatment: a) Tourism project development or holidays,