A composting facility design using 4 XACT BioReactors accommodates 2 different waste streams. In this situation, the waste streams are biosolids and mixed solid organics. Note the building in the foreground which has a wall dividing the tipping floor which keeps the waste streams separate. The 2 vessels on the left compost one type of waste while the 2 on the right compost the other waste stream. In this case, the discharged compost needed to stored for a period of time so it is automatically conveyed into the building in the background for that purpose. One of the requirements of this facility being built is this jurisdiction was that there be odor control technology included. Therefore there are 2 biofilters: one services the waste receiving building and the other services all the drums. If you are thinking about how to design your composting facility, please give us a call. The design possibilities know no limits. Thanks so much for your time and consideration. Doreen
Composting Facility
Intecnial Debuts XACT BioReactor
The XACT BioReactor had its debut in Brazil at the MERCOAGRO 2010 trade show this past week. Our Brazilian partner, Intecnial, conducted many consultations about the remarkable composting that can be achieved with the BioReactor. Well established in the construction and engineering industry and in a broad spectrum of sectors, Intecnial S.A., a company with over 2000 employees, is now seriously involved in large scale organic waste composting projects. And rightly so–Brazil has a population of 190 million people, and has a growing economy currently ranked 8th in the world. With it’s fast growth, Brazil’s economy is projected in the decade or so to rank among the top 5 in world. Intecnial’s leaders realize that with prosperity comes waste–and lots of it. Because the in-vessel, rotating drum composter technology by XACT offers a sustainable management strategy to reliably and hastily convert solid organic waste to great compost with beneficial properties, it is an excellent “fit” for Intecnial’s and Brazil’s future. Thanks for allowing us to be a part of it!!!
View and share the XACT video of the BioReactor in action on You Tube by using this link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lcAhq7tfrkw
It only takes 4 minutes to see the video, and in this short time, you will realize what the buzz is about! The rugged drive train, the slow continuous rotation of the vessel, and the robust engineering. If the video intrigues you and you need/want to go visit the site–that would be no problem. It would be our pleasure to show you the ease of composting any solid organic waste with the XACT BioReactor. Feel free to call 800-920-0630 any time for your personal consultation. Many thanks. D