The construction industry generates way too much industrial waste!

Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

Last weekend, I went to a welding trade show.

There was one thing in there that I wanted more than anything!!

 

I'm sure you all feel the same way...

Incinerator

Incinerator!!!!

 

You can grill anything!!

Incinerator!!!!

 

It seems PVC is the only material that won't work, but everything else can be burned.

Modern incinerators are really powerful, aren't they!?

The blower pumps air in full force, making it burn like crazy.

 

With this, it’ll cook at an incredible speed without emitting any harmful gases.

The reason I keep saying “incinerator” is that waste disposal costs a ton of money, lol.

 

We spend roughly 500,000 yen per year on industrial waste disposal.

When I think about how I could just burn it to get rid of it... lol

Incinerator

It seems that even the smallest model of this incinerator costs around 2 million.

 

It pays for itself in four years!

Assuming it lasts 10 years, 6 years × 500,000 = 3,000,000

Can we cut costs by this much?

However, since it seems to require fuel, I'm not sure what the fuel efficiency is, but even if it's just 10 percent of that, it would still be a significant reduction.

It seems like ash is classified as industrial waste, but...

 

Judging by the vibe, it looks like you'd have to spend at least 3 million to handle the construction company's trash, lol.

I hear there are some incinerators that don't require installation permits or notifications, so...

Well, I'm not going to buy one right now, but I thought, "Maybe I'll consider it someday."

 

Does your company have an incinerator?

I think that's just to cut costs ^^ (Not that I know for sure, though.)

 

See you later.


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