Local governments and companies collaborate to recycle mixed waste as a resource! Total support for building systems tailored to disaster sediment processing sites.
The disaster debris mixed soil separation system "DIMS" is a system that can recycle mixed waste, which is the biggest obstacle to disaster recovery, by separating soil, combustible materials, non-combustible materials, and metal fragments as renewable resources. It is composed of multiple types of equipment centered around an inclined apron conveyor, roll screens, pressure screens (Power Grind Screens), and combustible separators, making it effective for soil separation. 【Total Support from Proposal to Execution for Disaster Soil Processing】 Our company provides total support for building systems tailored to disaster soil processing sites, from proposal to execution. Utilizing our mobile disaster processing plants, we collaborate with local governments and businesses to achieve rapid disaster recovery efforts. It is also possible to bring demo units to the site for performance verification and conduct test separations. For inquiries regarding emergencies or demo units, please contact us directly.
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Treatment of contaminated soil, mixed waste, industrial waste, organic sludge, and disaster waste disposal.
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"Learning from the Reconstruction of the Great East Japan Earthquake: The Necessity of 'Mobility Aimed at Rapid Recovery'" To efficiently separate and reuse disaster-mixed soil, it is necessary to identify the characteristics of the materials and implement a system that combines machines with different capabilities. During the recovery (reconstruction) from the Great East Japan Earthquake, while the amount of disaster-mixed soil increased, the production period for specialized machinery took more than six months. The technological foundation of DIMS was established during this time. By pre-manufacturing this specialized equipment and creating a system that allows for rapid provision in emergencies, we believed that it would enable quicker recovery of disaster-stricken areas and the resumption of the economy, leading to its development. In the reconstruction (recovery) work following the Great East Japan Earthquake and at the interim storage treatment facility in Fukushima Prefecture, there have been over 20 instances of adoption, and we have extensive processing experience.
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Our company develops environmental equipment primarily focused on the purification of air, water, and soil. We have strengths in devices centered around filter technology for dust collection, deodorization, dehumidification, and turbid water purification, with extensive achievements in tunnels, steel mills, and measures against dioxins, VOCs, and asbestos. We are involved not only in the purification of work environments but also in nanoparticle processes related to precision metallurgy, chemistry, and pharmaceuticals. Recently, we have been focusing on disaster recovery, decontamination projects, water treatment, and wastewater treatment. 【Recent Awards】 2019 - Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun Excellent Entrepreneur Award - Woman Empowerment Award Special Prize - "Excellent Environmental Equipment Award" Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Award 2020 - "Excellent Environmental Equipment Award" Japan Machinery Industry Association President Award - Minato Ward Work-Life Balance Promotion Company Certification - Corporate Value Certification - Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry Global Niche Top Company 2021 - "Invention Award" Grand Prize - "Management Environmental Power Award" - "300 Flourishing Small and Medium Enterprises" 2022 - Tokyo Metropolitan Government Distinguished Service Award (for contributions to technological advancement)
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