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[[Category:Technologies & Solutions]]
[[Category:Technologies & Solutions]]
Mechanical Heat Treatment describes configurations of mechanical and thermal (including steam) based technologies. The generic purpose of these processes is to separate a mixed waste stream into several component parts, to give further options for [[Recycling]], [[Recovery]] and, in some instances, biological treatment. The processes also sanitises waste, by destroying bacteria present, and reduce its moisture content. Alternative waste management technologies using higher temperature thermal treatment processes are regarded as [[Advanced Thermal Treatment]].
[[Mechanical Heat Treatment]] ([[MHT]]) describes configurations of mechanical and thermal (including steam) based technologies. The generic purpose of these processes is to separate a mixed waste stream into several component parts, to give further options for [[Recycling]], [[Recovery]] and, in some instances, biological treatment. The processes also sanitises waste, by destroying bacteria present, and reducing its moisture content.  
 
A primary element of [[MHT]] is based around [[Autoclaving|Autoclave]] technology for [[Healthcare Waste]], although some applications have been attempted on [[Municipal Solid Waste]]<ref>Defra, 2013. [https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/221040/pb13891-heat-treatment-waste.pdf Mechanical Heat Treatment of Municipal Solid Waste February 2013. Department of Food, Environment and Rural Affairs.] London</ref>.
 
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