Many communities have set higher standards for waste diversion, yet have not achieved them for one reason or another. What is the target for your community to divert solid organic waste from landfills? Is there progress being made towards meeting those goals? If not, what or who are the obstacles standing in the way? […]
Here at XACT Systems, we are regularly asked about amendments for composting organic waste. Will I need them? What will I use? How much will I use? You get the picture. The short answer is…it depends (not useful information). The long answer is that amendments are required when the C:N ratio of the waste itself […]
XACT Systems is honored to announce that it has been selected by Intecnial S.A. of Erechim, Brazil to become a new strategic partner in its commitment to providing economically viable solutions for organic waste management. Intecnial S.A. is a diverse company with expertise and a proven track record in mechanical manufacturing and assembly to electrical […]
Waste handling companies, landfills, and waste haulers looking for strategies to help them define their future success, need to look no further than XACT’s rotating drum composting technology. This progressive composting technology can help the solid waste industry adapt to and take advantage of the regulations requiring organics diversion from landfills that are popping up […]
An in-vessel composting system from XACT requires so little land that the cost of land per se is hardly a factor when calculating the overall costs. Isn’t that good news in those regions of the country where land, taxes etc. etc. are high. Or, for those operations where there is just no more land available. […]
So, you want to compost organic waste in an in-vessel rotating drum composter. Great! While you are checking around for a vessel to purchase, there are 2 things you need to keep in mind in order to calculate the real capacity of any composting vessel: 1. Where is the waste being input in the vessel? […]
Food waste composting with XACT’s BioReactor is under control. Using negative ventilation, clean air is drawn into the vessel, and the exhausted air is captured in the duct work located at the discharge end of the BioReactor. The air is directed to a biofilter for filtration before being released to the atmosphere.
Food waste composting in Alaska with the invessel BioReactor from XACT has proven successful–just as expected. The 10′ x 32′ BioReactor to processes 10 yards of organic waste per day. Striking the right balance of feedstocks, the rotation of the BioReactor, and control of the ventilation has resulted in good quality compost production. Need […]
Check out the new website with the new video of the XACT BioReactor for making compost from waste. Please feel free to contact us and ask for the full length video to show your colleagues and/or boss. It could be the best move you make for the success of your company and you!