Organic waste treatment plant
for food

Organic waste treatment plant - Lohse GmbH, Maschinenbau  - for food
Organic waste treatment plant - Lohse GmbH, Maschinenbau  - for food
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Type of waste
organic, for food

Description

for biowaste, foodwaste and household waste Process technology for various organic waste for the wet fermentation By the Lohse wet treatment technology with the help of „pulper-systems“ and sieving, a pumpable and well fermentable suspension is obtained with very low content of impurities. First, in the waste pulper, the organic waste is dissolved by strong agitation while the heavy materials are separated. In the downstream sieving device is the careful separation of another impurities from suspension. The suspension thus obtained can be pressed in a following digesting system. The Lohse waste pulper and the following sieving device are manufactured in different sizes, according to the quantity of waste up to approx. 12 tons per hour. Optimal separation of impurities by a wet liquid treatment -> low load in the suspension with impurities -> low formation of floating roofs Separation of impurities at the beginning of the process -> protection the following pumps and aggregates -> low pollution of digestable suspension It can be processed organic waste with drymatter content (DM) of about approx. 15% DM (e.g. food waste) to about approx. 50% DM (e.g. gassilage, manure, pre-sorted houshold waste)

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