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This is a recycling process where liquid wastes such as oils, solvents, alcohols, ketones, and other calorific liquid wastes are integrated. They are mixed and homogenized until they achieve the necessary physicochemical characteristics to be used as an alternative fuel.

Through a foundation that includes silicates and pozzolanic processes, the waste is separated into liquids and solids by sedimentation. The liquids are sent to the Neutralization process and the solids are Stabilized to be subsequently sent to a controlled confinement.

Following the formulation and treatment processes, container recovery and repair are carried out so they can be reused in containing our clients' waste.​

It involves waste reduction through thermal destruction at temperatures exceeding 900°C, mixed with an appropriate amount of air during a predetermined period called "Cycle". Waste and organic compounds are reduced to their mineral constituents, primarily water vapor, carbon dioxide, and inert solids (ashes).

This process employs alternative fuel and treated water, provided by the formulation and treatment processes, leading to a reduction in the use of fossil fuels and clean water.

By adding Acidic or Alkaline solutions to the water, the pH is neutralized and with the application of anionic and cationic polymers, the dissolved solids present are separated and agglomerated more quickly, resulting in water suitable for reuse in thermal destruction.