by With the rapid development of the ceramic industry, the problem of ceramic waste is becoming increasingly prominent.
These wastes mainly come from the production process of ceramic products, including waste, scraps, grinding chips, etc.
Due to the high hardness and biodegradability of ceramic materials, these wastes are difficult to decompose in the natural environment.
The large accumulation not only occupies valuable land resources, but also may cause pollution to soil and water sources through infiltration and runoff, and even form dust in windy weather, affecting the quality of the atmospheric environment.
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