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incineration plant; incinerator facility; waste burning facility
A facility where waste, garbage, or other materials are burned for disposal. In Japan, municipal incineration plants are a key part of waste management infrastructure.
ゴミは焼却場で処理される。
Garbage is processed at the incineration plant.
新しい焼却場の建設計画に反対する住民がいる。
Some residents oppose the plan to build a new incineration plant.
この焼却場は最新の排ガス処理装置を備えており、ダイオキシンの排出を大幅に抑えている。
This incineration plant is equipped with the latest exhaust gas treatment systems and significantly reduces dioxin emissions.
Compound of 焼却 (incineration) + 場 (place/facility). Japan incinerates approximately 80% of its municipal waste, making incineration plants a familiar part of urban infrastructure. Many modern facilities also generate electricity from the heat produced.
COMMON COLLOCATIONS:
- ゴミ焼却場: garbage incineration plant
- 焼却場の建設: construction of an incineration plant
- 焼却場の煙突: incineration plant chimney
- 産業廃棄物焼却場: industrial waste incineration plant
SIMILAR WORDS:
- 焼却炉: incinerator — the furnace unit itself, not the whole facility
- 清掃工場: waste processing plant — euphemism used by many municipalities
- 処理場: processing plant — broader term for any waste treatment facility
- 埋め立て地: landfill — alternative disposal method where waste is buried