How is the garbage compression truck compressed and filled

When the hopper is full of garbage, open the scraper and prepare to insert loose garbage. The skateboard moves the scraper down together and inserts it into the trash for crushing and one-time compression. The scraper is rotated forward to further compact the garbage. After the scraper is installed in place, it moves with the skateboard, loading the trash press into the trash can, and then returning to the initial position. In the continuous filling process of garbage, the shovel overcomes the back pressure and gradually recedes under the action of extrusion pressure, so that the garbage evenly fills the entire trash bin.
After the garbage truck is filled with garbage, the trash can is completely closed, and the environment will not be polluted during transportation. When garbage trucks unload garbage in a treatment (or landfill) yard, first lift the fill and open the back end of the bin. The shovel that was initially parked at the front of the dumpster was moved backwards, and the dumpster was placed in a horizontal direction. Junk in the launch. Due to its high pressure, good sealing performance, large carrying capacity, easy operation and other characteristics, garbage compression trucks have become the mainstream garbage trucks in the world.

The rear loading and unloading garbage truck, also known as the garbage compression truck, is a special vehicle used to collect, transport and unload garbage in urban bags, barrels and household garbage. The garbage is pushed into the car via the on-board garbage thruster (also known as the negative pressure mechanism), which allows the garbage to be distributed in a higher density and more uniform manner until it is filled.