subject: Huaxin Cement Become Contaminated Sludge For Environmental Change By Using Cement [print this page] Sewage sludge disposal is a major puzzle for many environmental problems the city. Yesterday, the reporter in Huaxin Cement Company, the Company Yichang branch of the sludge disposal of cement kiln collaborative project, sludge disposal and successful blend of cement production by the State Environmental Protection Department of recognition and promotion.
"A truck transported from the sewage treatment plant sludge processed as accessories can be calcined cement kiln." Relevant person in charge of the company Zhang Lifeng, last year, the company used the international advanced level in the cement kiln Sludge disposal technology, disposal of Yichang city were created more than 30,000 tons of sludge, sludge treatment process not only in the shower without leakage, zero emissions, no pollution, and the production of cement products all meet the national standards.
This year in January, the project to "bring environmental disposal of cement kiln new concept of collaboration" under the "2009 Ten major cement industry", enshrined in our history of environmental protection has to promote the cement industry from pollution to environmental protection across guiding significance.
"Cement kiln disposal of sludge collaborative success of the project is running, is the 'green' cement prove, undoubtedly the Small Urban Municipal sewage sludge harmless, reduction, recycling disposal provides a new model." Zhang Lifeng that .
In recent years, Huaxin Cement Company by the pollution to environment-friendly full span, in particular began to stride forward environmentally friendly business. Zhang Lifeng introduced a few years, Chinese new environmental business total investment over 200 million yuan, with "resources - products - Waste - Renewable resources" mode of resource utilization, the formation of a leading cement kiln co-processing technology, Absorptive and treatment of industrial production and living waste generated.
