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Greenwood Mushroom Farm Composting - Case Study

Greenwood Mushroom Farm Composting - Case Study

Envron co-operated with the Canadian Mushroom Growers Association, the Canadian Federal Government, Provincial Government and Greenwood Mushroom Farm on a full-scale mushroom bunker composting odor control project at Greenwood Mushroom farm. This work was based on earlier work conducted with the British Columbia Ministry of Agriculture that showed positive ...

ByEnvron Environmental Ltd.


A Guide to Compost Sheep Manure for Organic Fertilizer

A Guide to Compost Sheep Manure for Organic Fertilizer

Odors are reduced and fly eggs die due to the high temperatures occurring during microbial decomposition. Making good compost needs the proper balance of carbon and nitrogen, keeping the pile of compost moist and adequate aeration. ...

ByWhirlston Organic Fertilizer Machinery


The effects of bioadditive in the form of yeasts and zeolite on the composting process and odour emission

The effects of bioadditive in the form of yeasts and zeolite on the composting process and odour emission

The objectives of this paper are to determine the effectiveness of bioadditive in the form of yeasts and zeolite in reducing odour and ammonia emissions during composting and to assess its effects on the process. Two series of experiments were conducted. The higher dosage treatments reached thermophilic temperatures sooner and the high temperatures stayed longer. The application of bioadditive at ...

ByInderscience Publishers


The effects of bioadditive in the form of yeasts and zeolite on the composting process and odour emission

The effects of bioadditive in the form of yeasts and zeolite on the composting process and odour emission

The objectives of this paper are to determine the effectiveness of bioadditive in the form of yeasts and zeolite in reducing odour and ammonia emissions during composting and to assess its effects on the process. Two series of experiments were conducted. The higher dosage treatments reached thermophilic temperatures sooner and the high temperatures stayed longer. The application of bioadditive at ...

ByInderscience Publishers


Pilot project cuts odor, cost for humanure compost

Pilot project cuts odor, cost for humanure compost

Utah Valley Daily Herald Article on the benifits on using micro-pore membrane compost covers when composting highly odorus material. In February of 2009 Utah Valley's North Sewer Distirict conducted a pilot study to determine the effectivness of mirco-pore membrane compost covers in reducing odors from biosolids (sewage sludge) ...

ByManaged Organic Recyling, Inc (MOR)


Corrosive free compost facility for Waste Options Nantucket

Corrosive free compost facility for Waste Options Nantucket

More then 5.500m² of TFS structures in a custom layout meet the island wind loads and provide a corrosive free environment while solving waste disposal on the island. The biofilter will store the compost and odor control media for 2-3 years before re-sale on the market. The compost will be tilled and blended with the media only once a year. ...

ByVeldeman


Odour emissions from MSW composting process steps

Odour emissions from MSW composting process steps

This study brought to the definition and the calculation of Odour Emission Factors (OEFs), which enable the estimation of odour emissions from a composting plant by relating the quantity of odour emitted to the atmosphere to a given associated activity. The results show that the aerobic biological treatment has the highest odour impact, with an OEF of 1.4 ? 108 ouE t−1. Moreover, the efficiency ...

ByInderscience Publishers


Evaluating the potential of an electronic nose for detecting the onset of anaerobic conditions during composting

Most bad odours in composting plants are formed under anaerobic conditions and often they could be avoided if detected early enough. In this project an electronic nose was used to evaluate the odours produced during a composting process at bench scale. The electronic nose consists of an array of electronic chemical sensors with partial specificity and an appropriate pattern recognition system ...

ByORBIT e.V.

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