 "We attach great significance to academic and industrial research, in addition to product development." While producing top-grade products, Gladore also wholeheartedly devotes resources to conducting academic research on household food waste disposers, water purifiers and their impact on the environment. In order to conduct this research, we have teamed up with groups such as Harvard University Environment Institute, Fudan University Environmental science department, Peking University natural science department, Peking Normal University Biology department, and Shanghai Environmental Protection Institute, etc. Gladore is committed to making contributions to environmental protection by obtaining first-hand research information on waste disposer techniques, market exploration, and the state of the environment. According to years of research, we have found that bacteria and some harmful life forms will multiply when food waste piles up in rubbish bins or in corners of neighborhoods. Simultaneously, some of these harmful organic substances will penetrate into the ground, and pollute the water supply. Gladore's food waste disposers are a very efficient way to get rid of excess food waste. Our disposers effectively grind residues into tiny particles of 2 mm3, which are washed away into the sewer system. The research that we have gathered also shows that, contrary to popular belief, an increase in the use of food waste disposers will not significantly affect the sewer system's water flow. Additionally, an increase in the use of food waste disposers would not dramatically affect daily water usage. We keep a close eye on changes in the human living environment and endeavor to make efforts towards improving the environment. Below, we have posted our reports in order that you may study them and find the answers to any environmental questions you may have.  Life Cycle Comparison of Five Engineered Systems for Managing Food Wastewritten by doctor William F. Struts of University of Wisconsin (English version) Economic and Environmental Impacts of Disposal of Kitchen Organic Wastes Using Traditional Landfillwritten by professor Philip H. Jones of Waste Management Research Unit School of Environmental Protection, Griffith University (English version) Kitchen Food Waste Disposers Effects on Sewer System and Waste waterTreatmentwritten by doctor IR J. De Koning of Department of Water Management, Environmental & Sanitary Engineering Technische Universiteit Delft(English version)
Report on the Feasibility of Installing Kitchen Food Waste Disposer in Neighborhoodpresented by Guangzhou Environmental Sanitation Institute (Chinese version) The Impact of Food Waste Disposers in Combined Sewer Areas of New York Citypresented by NYC Department of Environmental Protection (English version)
The Impact of Food Waste Disposers in Combined Sewer Areas of New York Citypresented by NYC Department of Environmental Protection (Chinese version) |
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