1. Domestic waste: Domestic waste refers to the waste generated by urban residents' living, food processing, commercial operations, and so on. Domestic waste includes food waste, paper, plastic, glass, metal, clothing, fabrics and so on.
2. Medical Waste: Includes medical waste generated by medical institutions, medical wastewater and other waste associated with medical activities. Medical waste requires specialized medical waste incinerators for treatment to prevent infectious diseases and chemical contamination.
3. E-waste: With the rapid popularization of electronic products, dealing with e-waste has become a big problem. E-waste includes used computers, used cell phones, used home appliances as well as CDs and wires.
4. Industrial Waste: Industrial waste is a variety of wastes generated for industrial activities manufacturing, processing, transporting or storing manufacturing, such as machine processing waste, paint waste, waste metals, waste plastics and so on.
5. Other wastes: e.g. construction wastes, agricultural wastes, wastes generated from urban road sweeping, etc.
It should be noted that different types of garbage require different incineration technologies and equipment to ensure that the waste gas and residue produced after incineration are not harmful to the environment and health. It is also important to follow relevant national and local regulations when disposing of garbage, and to ensure that incineration equipment is maintained and serviced so as to achieve effective, safe and environmentally friendly disposal.