As the core tool of the urban sanitation system, garbage trucks are mainly used in the following aspects:
Garbage collection and transportation
Specially used to collect and transport various types of domestic garbage, kitchen waste and other wastes to ensure timely removal of urban garbage. For example: Kitchen waste trucks are responsible for the transfer of swill and kitchen waste in catering, hotels, canteens and other places; dump trucks use music to remind residents to put in bagged garbage to reduce open-air stacking.
Improve garbage disposal efficiency and avoid secondary pollution through classified transportation (such as sealed and compressed models).
Maintain urban hygiene and environmental safety
Rapidly removing garbage can reduce the growth of bacteria and the spread of odors, and protect public health.
The application of acid-resistant and alkali-resistant materials (such as HDPE sanitation vehicles) extends the life of equipment and reduces the risk of corrosion.
Resource recycling and cultivation of civilized habits
Cooperate with the classified recycling system to promote the reuse of recyclables (such as plastics, metals, etc.).
Automated design (such as swing arm and bucket models) reduces the burden of labor and improves operational safety.
Coping with special environmental challenges
In bad weather (rainy and snowy days) or when the amount of garbage increases sharply, the task of cleaning and transportation can still be completed through technical improvements (such as sensor positioning).
Adapting to the needs of different scenarios, such as residential areas, commercial areas, scenic spots, etc., precise services are achieved through diversified vehicle models (such as hook arm type, docking type, etc.).
