What kind of garbage does the old ship belong to?

Old ships belong to recyclable garbage. But the ship's garbage needs to be disposed of in other ways.

The ship includes all kinds of food garbage, domestic garbage and all kinds of operational garbage, all plastic products, cargo residues, incinerator ashes, cooking oil, fishing gear and animal carcasses.

Garbage does not include fresh fish and their parts obtained from fishing activities or aquaculture activities during the voyage. Aquaculture activities include transporting fish including shellfish to aquaculture facilities for placement, and transporting harvested fish including shellfish from these facilities to shore for processing.

Garbage classification generally refers to a series of activities that classify, store, put in and carry garbage according to certain regulations or standards, so as to turn it into public resources.

The purpose of garbage classification is to improve the resource value and economic value of garbage, reduce the amount of garbage treatment and the use of treatment equipment, reduce the treatment cost and reduce the consumption of land resources, which has social, economic and ecological benefits.

Garbage belongs to the public's private articles in the stage of classified storage. After being classified by the public, it becomes a regional public resource in the community where the public is located. Classified transportation to garbage collection points or transfer stations becomes a non-exclusive public resource. Judging from the classification methods of municipal solid waste at home and abroad, most of them are classified according to the composition and output of garbage, combined with the resource utilization and treatment methods of local garbage.