Organic Waste Recycling
Organic waste is a type of biodegradable waste that comes from either a plant or animal. The main forms of organic waste are food waste, agricultural waste, human and animal waste. Around 50% of household waste and 30% of all waste we throw away is organic. Burying organic waste in landfill not only waste limited landfill space but also bring environmental pollution because the break down process of organic waste in landfill generates methane which is a harmful greenhouse gas and also contributes to landfill leachate which can pollute waterways.

Organic waste is a resource that can be recycled. The specialized aerobic fermenter is a highly efficient waste processing machine that utilize aerobic fermentation technology turning organic waste into biotechnology humic acid (abbreviated as BHA), meanwhile, the volume of waste can be reduced up to 70-90%. The complete aerobic fermentation process is completed within 8-24 hours.

The final product biotechnology humic acid (BHA) has many useful functions. It can control the opening and closing of plants’ stomata, which can improve plants’ drought resistance ability. BHA also serves as a good fertilizer releasing nutrients slowly over months or years. Moreover, it can be used as soil conditioner as well as a natural pesticide for soil. The above properties enable BHA to be widely used in agricultural and horticultural industries.

The benefits of using these specialized organic waste recycling machines are multifold, not only the resource is recycled and given a second useful life, landfill space is saved and environmental pollution is eliminated, but also the volume of waste is greatly reduced and the daily handling and disposal of organic waste can be done in a neat manner. They are ideal choices for communities, restaurants, offices, schools, food markets, farm and other facilities where organic waste are generated on regular basis.

Food Waste Shredder in Organic Waste Recycling
A food waste shredder can downsize organic waste to the desired size. The machine can implement in a food waste recycling plant. Unlike the food composter used in a kitchen or restaurant, a food shredding machine is much bigger and can process more food scrap. It is estimated that around 30% of the food is wasted worldwide. Food and other organic waste disposed of in landfills produce methane, a greenhouse gas, as it decomposes. A food waste grinder chosen right is beneficial to speed up decomposition, enhance biogas quality and decrease transportation costs.

Single or Double Shaft Shredder?
Single shaft shredder can be food waste grinder due to its screen and high torque shearing. With a constant push by a ram, organic waste is automatically fed to the rotor. Uniform output particles are obtained, which is perfect for composting or biogas.

Double shaft shredder can be food waste grinder too. If you do not have a hard requirement on size, then a double shaft shredder is a beter in terms of cross-cut.

Applications of Organic Waste Shredding Machine
The food waste shredder can process various kinds of organic waste, such as,

Food scrap from household or restaurant
Left-over from kitchen
Expired food
Bone and animal bodies
Food manufacturer and processor as well as the owner of farm or ranch or orchard that produces food waste can have waste shredders. This helps downsize the food scrap.

Another application is early waste treatment prior to biogas and waste-to-energy plants.

Food Waste Shredder: How it Works

WANROOETECH kitchen waste shredder is fully customizable with fully sealed shredding chamber and high torque rotor. The confined chamber ensures no odour released from the machine. The high troque rotor enables high efficiency and fast size reduction of food waste. Even the food is wrapped in cling film or packaging, all can be shredded easily.

The final size is around 40mm, suitable for biogas or power plant (direct incineration).

Start your organic waste recycling from WANROOETECH organic waste shredder. There are various models available with different sizes and capacities, contact us for more information.