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Compactor

A compactor is a machine or mechanism used to reduce the size of material such as waste material or biomass through compaction. A trash compactor is used in business and public places like hospitals (and in the United States also in homes) to reduce the volume of trash they produce. A baler-wrapper compactor is used for making compact and wrapped bales…

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Residential use

Municipal use

Recycling and energy

Construction industry

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Compactor

Nodes36
Edges35
Triples38
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.055556
Components1

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Compactor

Top relations

related to Commercial use · 7
Compactor → Ground-access, In, Many, Most, Secured, These, Walk-on
related to Municipal use · 6
Compactor → In, Memphis, The, United States, US, US Civil Rights Movement
related to Construction industry · 5
Compactor → In, Inside, Road, Substantial, The
related to External links · 5
Compactor → Health, National Institute, Occupational Safety, Preventing Injuries When Working, With Ride-On Roller/Compactors
related to Residential use · 4
Compactor → For, In, Likewise, United States
related to Patents · 3
Compactor → Can, Compactor Service, Monitoring System
related to Agricultural use · 2
Compactor → As, Without
related to Recycling and energy · 2
Compactor → Baler-wrapper, RDF
is a · 1
Compactor → machine or mechanism used to reduce the size of material such as waste material or biomass through compaction

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used compactors reduce waste rammer large plate powered use also construction volume roller sleeve trash like united states baler-wrapper sliding

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Compactoris amachine or mechanism used to reduce the size of material such as waste material or biomass through compaction0.90text
waste material or biomass through compactioninstance ofA compactor is a machine or mechanism used to reduce the size of material0.80text
rodentsinstance ofuse compactors to reduce the volume of non-recyclable waste as well as curb nuisance0.80text
smellinstance ofuse compactors to reduce the volume of non-recyclable waste as well as curb nuisance0.80text
Compactorrelated to Agricultural useAs0.60section
Compactorrelated to Agricultural useWithout0.60section
Compactorrelated to Commercial useMany0.60section
Compactorrelated to Commercial useIn0.60section
Compactorrelated to Commercial useThese0.60section
Compactorrelated to Commercial useMost0.60section
Compactorrelated to Commercial useGround-access0.60section
Compactorrelated to Commercial useWalk-on0.60section

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