In the Japanese classification method of municipal solid waste, municipal solid waste is divided into six categories: combustible garbage, noncombustible garbage, resource garbage, harmful waste, oversized garbage and garbage that the sanitation department is not responsible for collecting. The classification of non-combustible garbage is clearly put forward, and the larger garbage is further divided into combustible garbage and non-combustible garbage after being crushed by crushing facilities.
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Japanese garbage classification:
The largest category is combustible, nonflammable, resource, rough and harmful, and it is subdivided into several subprojects, each of which can be subdivided into grandson projects, and so on.
Combustible: in short, combustible-but not including plastic, rubber fragments, general leftovers, and some combustible domestic garbage.
Resources: newspapers, books, plastic beverage bottles, glass beverage bottles.
Non-combustible: waste small household appliances (electric kettle, tape recorder) clothes, toys, ceramic products, iron containers.
Coarse categories: large furniture, large electrical appliances (TV sets, air conditioners), bicycles.
Harmful category: battery, medical waste and substances harmful to human health.
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