Urban-rural integrated sanitation construction aims to break down the environmental governance barriers between cities, towns and villages, and to build a region-wide sanitation governance system with unified standards and coordinated advancement. For a long time, the uneven allocation of waste disposal facilities, different disposal modes and inconsistent governance standards between urban and rural areas have resulted in weak governance in some grassroots regions, making it difficult to improve the overall sanitation level in a balanced way. Strengthening grassroots terminal disposal, unifying solid waste governance processes, and improving region-wide supporting facilities are the core tasks of coordinated sanitation construction. Household waste treatment equipment, based on the anaerobic low-temperature continuous pyrolysis process, adapts to the treatment conditions of different urban and rural areas and can be deployed simultaneously at urban, town and village sites, supporting the coordinated construction of the region-wide sanitation system. Henan Yongle Group optimizes the versatility and deployment adaptability of the equipment according to the needs of urban-rural integrated sanitation development, providing hardware support for region-wide coordinated sanitation governance.

Household waste treatment equipment has strong scenario adaptability, unrestricted by site scale or O&M conditions, enabling balanced multi-point deployment across urban and rural areas. With a modular structural design, a controllable footprint and no heavy civil engineering investment, it suits both the standardized operation of urban sanitation stations and the construction needs of small disposal points in towns and villages. Composed of a sealed feeding system, an anaerobic pyrolysis reaction system, a product separation system, a tail gas purification system and an intelligent control system, its unified operating process and disposal standards can narrow the urban-rural solid waste governance gap and promote the standardization of sanitation operations region-wide.

The anaerobic low-temperature continuous pyrolysis process is highly compatible: it can adapt to residual waste after refined urban waste sorting as well as mixed rural household waste without fine sorting, fitting the waste generation characteristics of different regions. The entire disposal process is fully sealed with stable operating conditions, no open flame operation and no smoke or dust overflow; pollution emission parameters remain stable and compliant, meeting unified urban and rural environmental control standards and solving the previous problem of inconsistent disposal standards between urban and rural areas.

The closed-loop disposal mode formed by equipment operation restructures the urban-rural sanitation operation chain, reducing dependence on long-distance transfer and centralized landfill. Cities can rely on the equipment to relieve terminal disposal pressure, while towns and villages can consume waste nearby, avoiding the resource consumption and secondary pollution brought by long-distance transfer, making urban and rural sanitation operations more streamlined, efficient and balanced.

Relying on a unified equipment operation system, region-wide sanitation governance can achieve unified data statistics, unified operation control and unified standard implementation. The intelligent monitoring system of the equipment records the waste disposal volume, operating status and resource output data of each site, providing accurate data support for sanitation departments in coordinated scheduling and region-wide control, and driving the shift of urban and rural sanitation from segmented governance to integrated coordinated governance.

Urban-rural integrated sanitation construction relies on a balanced and complete terminal facility layout. Henan Yongle Group continuously optimizes the versatility and adaptability of its household waste treatment equipment to meet the governance needs of different scenarios region-wide, helping regions build an integrated urban-rural sanitation governance system with unified standards, balanced layout and stable operation, and continuously improving the overall level of regional environmental governance.