A rotting device for an organic material includes at least one pivoted rotting chamber, a chamber drive unit, a control unit, and a cover drive unit. The pivoted rotting chamber is configured to enclose the organic material. The rotting chamber has a port and a cover for opening and closing the port. The chamber drive unit is configured to turn the rotting chamber. The control unit is connected to the chamber drive unit and is configured to operate the chamber drive unit. The cover drive unit is connected to the control unit and is configured to be operated by the control unit and move the cover back and forth for feeding and exhausting the organic material into and from the port of the at least one rotting chamber.

Embodiments disclosed herein provide an organic matter processing apparatus and method for the use thereof to convert organic matter into a ground and desiccated product. This can be accomplished using a bucket assembly that can grind, paddle, and heat organic matter contained therein. An air treatment system is provided to treat the air interacting with the organic matter.

Embodiments disclosed herein provide an organic matter processing apparatus and method for the use thereof to convert organic matter into a ground and desiccated product. This can be accomplished using a bucket assembly that can grind, paddle, and heat organic matter contained therein. An air treatment system is provided to treat the air interacting with the organic matter.

A mineral organic fertilizer composition obtained by a process comprising the following steps performed homogeneously mix having a specific predetermined percentage (%) by weight relative to the total weight of the mineral organic fertilizer composition, specifically homogeneously mix a coal slag composition, the micronutrient solution with the manure composition to form a homogeneous mixture, in which, the homogeneous mixture is added with microbiological composition; composting the homogeneous mixture to form a foundation mixture; homogeneously mix the foundation mixture with the different mixing components comprising an NPK fertilizer and a mixture of micronutrient solutions and microbiological composition having a predetermined percentage (%) weight, and then drying or centrifuged.

A mineral organic fertilizer composition obtained by a process comprising the following steps performed homogeneously mix having a specific predetermined percentage (%) by weight relative to the total weight of the mineral organic fertilizer composition, specifically homogeneously mix a coal slag composition, the micronutrient solution with the manure composition to form a homogeneous mixture, in which, the homogeneous mixture is added with microbiological composition; composting the homogeneous mixture to form a foundation mixture; homogeneously mix the foundation mixture with the different mixing components comprising an NPK fertilizer and a mixture of micronutrient solutions and microbiological composition having a predetermined percentage (%) weight, and then drying or centrifuged.

This specification describes systems and methods for treating wastewater, for example digestate. The wastewater is separated into a liquid fraction and a solid fraction. The solid fraction of the wastewater is composted. The liquid fraction of the wastewater can be treated, which may result in further by-products. Optionally, at least some of the liquid fraction may be reused in the process. The by-products produced in treating the liquid fraction and/or additional organic solid waste, for example green waste, brought into the treatment facility can be added to the compost. The compost breaks down through aerobic and/or anaerobic digestion processes. Thermophilic conditions may develop in composting piles and increase the rate of evaporation of excess water. When sufficiently dry, the compost may be used as a fertilizer or soil enhancement product.

This specification describes systems and methods for treating wastewater, for example digestate. The wastewater is separated into a liquid fraction and a solid fraction. The solid fraction of the wastewater is composted. The liquid fraction of the wastewater can be treated, which may result in further by-products. Optionally, at least some of the liquid fraction may be reused in the process. The by-products produced in treating the liquid fraction and/or additional organic solid waste, for example green waste, brought into the treatment facility can be added to the compost. The compost breaks down through aerobic and/or anaerobic digestion processes. Thermophilic conditions may develop in composting piles and increase the rate of evaporation of excess water. When sufficiently dry, the compost may be used as a fertilizer or soil enhancement product.

The invention is a system and method for transforming food waste into a commercial cleaning product. The system is containable in an enclosed facility and installable in urban environments. Food waste is sorted and ground into uniformly sized particles, heated to an acceleration temperature, inoculated with an inoculant including lactic acid bacteria, which is mixed into the ground waste. The waste then undergoes sedentary fermentation for times as short as 24 hours or less. The fermented waste is separated into liquids and solids, and liquids are further separated into at least one distillation stream. Solids are dried to obtain a second distillation stream.

The invention is a system and method for transforming food waste into a commercial cleaning product. The system is containable in an enclosed facility and installable in urban environments. Food waste is sorted and ground into uniformly sized particles, heated to an acceleration temperature, inoculated with an inoculant including lactic acid bacteria, which is mixed into the ground waste. The waste then undergoes sedentary fermentation for times as short as 24 hours or less. The fermented waste is separated into liquids and solids, and liquids are further separated into at least one distillation stream. Solids are dried to obtain a second distillation stream.

A food recycler can include a mixing bin defining a mixing chamber having a first inlet and a first outlet. A stirrer has a stirrer drive shaft and at least one blade coupled to the stirrer drive shaft and located within the mixing chamber. An output bin defines an output chamber having a second inlet operably coupled to the first outlet and a second outlet.