380V Automatic Organic Waste Fertilizer Machine Food Waste Recycling Machine

Microbial Fermentation Automatic Organic Food Waste to Fertilizer Recycling Machine

Product Description:

Waste management is an investment in the ecology as well as the future. Soon industries that produce a lot of organic wastes like hotels, restaurants, flight kitchens, caterers, malls, apartments, canteens will need to start managing their own waste. If not taken care of, food waste management can create headaches for your business and hinder your path to progress.

Output Product: Organic Fertilizer

Main Process: Dumping → Sorting → Discharge Auger Conveyor → Shredding → Solid-Liquid Separation → Oil-Water Separation → Fermentation → Deodorization → Output

Working Process:

1. The dump truck dumps the organic waste into the discharge hopper.
2. The organic waste pours into the moving belt and goes forward, the operator can sort the foreign such as metal, plastic bag out.
3. The shredder machine will cut the organic waste, then the shredded organic waste will convey to the dewatering squeezer, extrusion dehydration.
4. Finally, the shredded and dewatered organic waste will fall off to the auger conveyor, then the auger conveyor will convey the solid organic waste to the fermenter to do digestion.

Treatment Process:

1. Organic waste is uniformly recycled and transported to the treatment station and dumped in the unloading hopper by kitchen waste transportation vehicles, spiral conveying to the crushing system, and pressing dehydration system.

2. Organic waste adopts a physical method to efficiently crush and dehydrate kitchen waste organic matter.

3. After pressing and dehydration, it will be automatically transported to the fermentation bin. After 24-hour treatment of kitchen waste, appropriate temperature, humidity, and oxygen content shall be controlled to accelerate the propagation of bacteria and improve the degradation rate.

4. After the reaction reaches a certain time, the material is discharged through mechanical mode, and the product can be used as organic fertilizer or soil conditioner.

5. For the wastewater in the treatment process, the oil and water are separated by the oil-water separation equipment, the waste oil is sold directly, and the wastewater can be treated by the later sewage treatment system.

6. In the process of kitchen waste treatment, TOGO is equipped with corresponding equipment for treatment.

FAQs:

1. What can I do with the compost?

The compost can be used in one of the following ways:

• It can be used for the gardens in the premises as a soil nutrient.

• It can be sold to the fertilizer companies or on e-commerce websites like Amazon where it can fetch Rs. 50/Kg or more.

• It can be donated to the nearby nurseries or to the farmers and you can be a contributor to the development of the nation.

• A local government body might collect the compost depending upon where you are.

2. How many times a day can I load waste into it?

We recommend that the waste should be loaded once in a day for smooth operation of the machine.

3. Does it need to be on 24 hours?

Yes, the machine has to be connected to the source for 24 hours. However, it consumes power only from 8 to 11 hours depending on the humidity content of the waste. However, the air supply blower and the electronic circuit would operate for 24 hours.

4. What happens if I have a power cut?

If there is a power cut, the machine would start cooling down. However, today, all the societies, hotels, restaurants, hospitals, municipalities have the power back-up facilities and we recommend using the power back-up via a power generator to keep the machine running. However, the power failure would not affect the equipment.

5. What Is Compost?

Composting is the natural process of decomposition and recycling of organic material into a humus rich soil amendment known as compost. For any business or institution producing food waste, this organic material can be easily decomposed into high quality compost.

6. What Can Be Composted?

Fruits, vegetables, dairy products, grains, bread, unbleached paper napkins, coffee filters, eggshells, meats and newspaper can be composted. If it can be eaten or grown in a field or garden, it can be composted. Items that cannot be composted include plastics, grease, glass, and metals -- including plastic utensils, condiment packages, plastic wrap, plastic bags, foil, silverware, drinking straws, bottles, polystyrene or chemicals. Items such as red meat, bones and small amounts of paper are acceptable, but they take longer to decompose. Add red meat and bones to only a well-controlled compost pile to avoid attracting vermin, pests and insects to partially decomposed meat scraps.