The main components for composting

Accelerated Waste Composting with ABONO® Turners

ABONO Group specialists have developed and implemented unique ABONO® composting systems across the Russian Federation. These systems utilize the best available technologies to quickly and efficiently neutralize organic biogenic waste of animal and plant origin and produce high-quality organic and organomineral fertilizers – composts from manure, manure, sewage sludge, sewage sludge, food and forestry waste, and organic waste from solid municipal waste/MSW screenings. These composts have undergone aerobic or anaerobic stabilization.

ABONO® turners are used for the accelerated composting of manure, manure, food waste, wastewater sludge, brewers' grains, stillage, solid municipal waste/MSW, and organic waste of plant and animal origin.

ABONO LLC develops technologies and supplies ABONO® accelerated composting systems.

Waste Composting

Waste composting (manure, MSW, manure, or urban organic waste composting) is a method of rendering household, agricultural, and some industrial solid waste harmless. It relies on the decomposition of organic matter by microorganisms, resulting in the formation of a humus-like product called compost.

Worldwide, composting manure, manure, sludge, and organic waste from MSW and MSW is the most common method for rendering harmless and processing waste of plant and animal origin. And there are good reasons for this, as this method of waste processing can solve problems such as odors, insect infestations, and the reduction of pathogens, improve soil fertility, reclaim landfills, etc.

The main components for composting are peat, manure, slurry, bird droppings, fallen leaves, weeds, stubble, and food products. Waste, plant waste, wood sawdust, municipal solid waste: paper, sawdust, rags, sewage waste.

The composting process:

Waste composting increases the plant-available nutrients (nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, and others) in the organic matter, neutralizes pathogenic microflora and helminth eggs, and reduces the amount of cellulose, hemicellulose, and pectin. Furthermore, composting makes the fertilizer free-flowing, making it easier to incorporate into the soil. Moreover, compost is as good as manure in its fertilizing properties, and some types of compost even surpass it.

Thus, composting not only allows you to dispose of feces and waste promptly and without unnecessary headaches, but also produces high-quality fertilizer from them.

It is important to remember that hospital waste, veterinary laboratory by-products, and other waste cannot be composted. Contamination with pesticides, radioactive substances, disinfectants, and other toxic substances.

Waste composting can be accelerated using advanced composting technologies and equipment. However, waste composting facilities must meet strict modern environmental requirements. ABONO specialists design composting landfills, develop technologies, and supply a complete set of composting equipment.