What Preparations Are Needed To Build An Underground Garbage Compression Station?

An underground garbage compression station is an environmentally friendly and energy-saving garbage compression device installed by sanitation departments at garbage transfer stations. The entire unit is buried below ground, with only the feed port exposed above ground. Underground garbage compression stations are primarily used in small garbage transfer stations in residential areas, villages, factories and mines, parks, scenic areas, along streets, and in schools to reduce the volume of domestic waste.

What preparations are needed to build an underground garbage compression station?

Building an underground garbage compression station requires consideration of the following aspects: site selection, garbage room, sewage treatment, operator personnel, and vehicle configuration.

The location of an underground garbage compression station should be easily accessible, as it requires convenient transportation for vehicles to enter and exit.

An underground garbage compression station can be constructed with or without a garbage room. Alternatively, a foundation pit can be constructed.

For sewage treatment, a sewage outlet should be provided during the construction of the foundation pit to facilitate wastewater treatment.

An underground garbage compression station is typically operated by only one person, as this equipment is simple to operate.

The vehicle configuration of the underground garbage compression station is based on the closed-compartment garbage truck.