Composting waste at source. Composting is a natural and efficient way to use biodegradable, organic waste. According to the European Waste Strategy, the aim is to reduce waste incineration and move towards a "circular economy".
sludge treatment, which dries and composts the process sludge. Sludge treatment
can be a separate system that is used when needed or it can be integrated into the
treatment system Info
The most economical and environmentally friendly
- compost sewage sludge on-site.
The shortest and most efficient way to utilize nutrients and resources is at thesource of the waste. Transport and waste management fees at centralizedsorting facilities are expensive, and sorting and composting biowaste on sitereduces costs significantly and is at the same time environmentally friendly. It significantly reduces the property's carbon footprint.These effects – cost savings and a smaller carbon footprint –accumulate over the long life of our equipment (at least 50 years).Composting involves the breakdown of biowaste into nutrients. Composting usually takes place in nature, all organic waste is composted and the nutrients return tonature's cycle – ("from the soil – back to the soil").
The smartest waste solution.
Composting waste at source.
In the composter, the decomposition of biowaste is efficient, the compost temperature remains high and harmful bacteria and weed seeds are destroyed.The composter ensures the necessary conditions for composting, i.e. thatnutrients, air, moisture and heat are present in the right amount.Composting does not cause odors or environmental damage.