Garbage Transfer Station

During garbage collection, stacking and transfer operations, garbage transfer stations continuously release large amounts of malodorous, sulfur-containing and toxic gases. The concentration of sulfur dioxide and lead in the air rises significantly, increasing the incidence of respiratory diseases and posing potential carcinogenic risks to the human body.

Odorous molecules generated in garbage transfer processes, including hydrogen sulfide and ammonia, feature high volatility, low boiling points and strong odor intensity. These pollutants severely pollute the atmosphere and degrade the overall environmental quality of surrounding areas.

EcoKeeper aims to achieve an odor-free environment. Adopting chemical adsorption, physical adsorption and catalytic purification technologies, equipped with diversified functional materials and modular filtration units, it effectively eliminates all types of odors and malodorous pollutants from garbage transfer stations.