Turned windrow composting has several advantages over aerated static composting. The increased oxygen supply, improved temperature control, faster decomposition, flexibility in scale, cost effectiveness, increased nutrient retention and reduced risk of odour problems make turned windrow composting a favourable choice for organic waste management.Read More →
Windrow composting is a method of composting in long, triangular or trapezoidal heaps. The shape and size of the windrows depends on the type of compost turner, as does the layout of the composting facility.Read More →
Compost Process Optimization-The optimization of the composting process begins with the preparation of the raw materials. This has a direct impact on process time and plant parameters such as space and infrastructure, as well as energy consumption.Read More →
Composting is a relatively simple method of creating a valuable product from organic waste materials. The controlled decomposition of organic matter by an aerobic process leads to a humus-like productRead More →
Bio-waste – mainly food and garden waste – is a key waste stream with a high potential for contributing to a more circular economy. This report provides an overview of bio-waste generation, prevention, collection, and treatment in Europe.Read More →
Biogas as a renewable energy source can be used to generate electricity, heat or cold, as a fuel and as a substitute for natural gas.
Besides energy, nutrient-rich fermentation by-products are produced which are a valuable fertilizer.Read More →