There are various methods for urban construction waste treatment, depending primarily on local policies and specific environmental conditions.

1. Centralized Treatment

Centralized treatment involves collecting and transporting construction waste to a dedicated facility for screening and processing. Market feedback suggests that centralized construction waste treatment can utilize two types of processing equipment: stationary crushing equipment and mobile crushing plants. Stationary crushing equipment typically includes a jaw crusher, impact crusher, or cone crusher, a sand making machine, a vibrating screen, and a conveyor, forming a complete sand and gravel production line for processing construction waste such as concrete, waste bricks, and stone, thereby achieving resource recycling. After years of research and development and optimization, relevant machinery manufacturers are able to provide customized solutions based on customer needs.

Mobile crushing plants are integrated equipment designed to meet the needs of sand and gravel processing. They integrate various crushing and screening equipment and operate on a vehicle-mounted or track-driven system, enabling mobile operation. This reduces the cost of repeated equipment purchases and improves the efficiency and convenience of material handling.

2. Decentralized Processing

Mobile crushing and processing equipment is an ideal option for situations where construction waste is dispersed or requires processing at multiple locations. With the continuous advancement of mobile crushing technology, manufacturers are able to offer a wide range of mobile crushing plant models to meet customers' specific needs. These equipment are available in a variety of configurations, including standard, enclosed, single-unit, and multi-stage models. Both tire-mounted and track-mounted models are available to accommodate operational needs in different locations, ensuring high efficiency and ease of operation.

In summary, urban construction waste treatment options include both centralized fixed-site processing and mobile processing equipment that can meet decentralized needs. Each has its own advantages, and the choice can be flexibly tailored to the specific situation.