Overview & Strategic Context
Municipal solid waste management is an urgent priority for expanding towns and urban local bodies (ULBs) across Kutch and Western Gujarat. Unsegregated dumpsites generate toxic leachates and uncontrollable landfill fires. Shree Alliance integrates Mechanical Biological Treatment (MBT) with an on-site 10 MW Waste-to-Energy (WTE) plant. Organic fractions are diverted to biomethanation, recyclables are segregated, and non-recyclable high-calorific residues generate continuous clean baseload electricity.
Technical Process & Circular Recovery Flow
Trommel Screening & Density Separation
Rotary trommel screens and air-density classifiers separating wet organics, inert stones, and dry combustibles.
Biomethanation of Biodegradable Fractions
High-rate anaerobic digestion producing biogas and soil conditioner from organic municipal waste.
High-Efficiency Controlled Grate Incineration
Modern moving-grate boilers generating high-pressure steam from combustible RDF residues.
Flue Gas Cleaning & Ash Inertization
State-of-the-art dry scrubbers, activated carbon injection, and baghouse filters meeting European emission standards; bottom ash is cast into certified paver bricks.
Key Recovered Materials & Commercial Outputs
Statutory Compliance & EPR Framework
Regulatory Standards: Solid Waste Management Rules (SWM Rules), CPCB Waste-to-Energy guidelines, Continuous Emission Monitoring Systems (CEMS) connected to GPCB servers.