When evaluating waste equipment, compaction ratio plays a major role in operational efficiency and hauling costs. The ability of a compactor to compress loose materials into a denser, more manageable form directly affects how much waste can be transported in a single load.
Why Are Compaction Ratios Important?
Compaction ratio measures how much space waste occupies before and after it's compacted. For example, a 3:1 compaction ratio means 3 cubic yards of loose waste gets compacted into...
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