What is Super Waste Processor? ｜ Specifications ｜ Mechanism of Decomposition ｜ Process

Process

Treatable materials

ORGANIC MATERIALS SUCH AS:
Fabrics, wood, paper, sawdust, petroleum-based materials such as plastic, vinyl, styrene foam, and rubber, kitchen waste, construction debris, agricultural residues, tatami (bed of straw), fish and animal waste, food factory residues and, animal excrement, etc.

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Pretreatments: for efficiency and better results.

• Excessively dry or wet materials need water content adjustment. 70% is acceptable, but for efficiency, the recommended rate is 30~50%.
• Mixed waste materials may call for balanced distribution by preliminary mixing.
• For efficiency, it is recommended that the mass of the input materials is reduced to approx. 5cm by preliminary crushing.

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The input material is reduced to fine ash, the volume of which is 1/300 of the original volume.

Untreatable materials

INORGANIC MATERIALS SUCH AS:
Metals, stone/rock, batteries, glass, ceramic, concrete, shells, bones, etc.

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Inorganic materials remain not decomposed. They can be recovered from the outlet.

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Inorganic materials remain intact to be removed and recovered after the treatment.