Organic waste convertor are machines that are used to convert organic waste such as vegetable waste, meat waste, bakery waste, leaves, fruits and fruit skins, and flowers into valuable compost that can be used for organic farming activities. Converters are commonly referred to as composters.

Process Flow of an Organic Waste Converter

• Waste Collection: Organic waste is collected from various sources and deposited into the input hopper of the OWC.
• Shredding: The waste is shredded to reduce particle size, which increases the surface area available for microbial action.
• Mixing and Heating: Shredded waste is mixed thoroughly in the chamber. Heat is applied to maintain optimal conditions for microbial activity.
• Decomposition: Microorganisms break down the organic matter over a period, transforming it into compost or biogas. Aeration is provided to ensure aerobic conditions.
• Curing (for compost): The partially decomposed material may be cured for additional time to achieve stable, mature compost.
• Output: The final product is extracted from the output system. Compost can be used as a soil amendment, while biogas can be utilized as an energy source.