The present invention relates to garbage recycling, and more particularly, to a mechanism for recycling waste using water.
The Wet Garbage Recycler is a new concept of recycling waste more efficiently. It consists of a main water tank and conveyor system to classify and extract various types of garbage.
A water tank is used as a medium for separating floating objects from heavy ones. Water jets produce a swirl in the tank to that floating garbage will accumulate in the upper middle of the tank. There are conveyor belts to extract floating objects and a screw system to extract heavy objects from the bottom of the tank.
Floating waste passes through a shredding system to chop the garbage in smaller pieces. The garbage will then pass through a series of rollers to squeeze out liquids and compress the material. The material will then be extracted to a compactor and made as small in volume as possible into bales to be carried away for further processing.
Heavy waste is extracted from the water tank using a screw conveyor. It then passes through a conveyor system where a series of magnets that separate ferrous and non-ferrous metals. Non-ferrous metals and other heavy materials go through a grinding process to separate silica based materials from other non-ferrous metals and other materials. The remains are then carried away for further processing.