Incineration plant

An incineration plant is a facility that systematically burns waste materials at high temperatures to reduce their volume and mass. This process converts waste into ash, gases, and heat, which can be used to generate electricity or provide heating. Incineration helps manage bulky and non-recyclable waste safely and effectively, decreasing landfill use. Modern plants incorporate pollution control systems to limit emissions of harmful substances. Overall, incineration is a waste management method that transforms trash into useful energy, balancing environmental considerations with the need to handle large quantities of waste efficiently.