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A Unique System Saving Composters THOUSANDS Every Year
- Reduces your diesel costs
- Increases gate revenue
- "Last year we had 60 odour complaints, this year NONE"
- All your regulatory paperwork is done for you
Want to find out how CompostManager can help you achive all this and more? Download a brochure or get in touch today.
Latest Compost Manager News
CompostManager signs up UK’s largest IV composter
Derbyshire firm Vital Earth, which operates the largest in-vessel composting site in the UK, has purchased CMS2010.
Their £10m site at Ashbourne is currently collecting around 80,000 tonnes of green waste from 300,000 homes in the Midlands from which 400,000m3 of peat-free compost is produced.
Composting is changing
More and more compost production is being seen more as a manufacturing process and less as an exercise in waste management. Producing a high quality end product with consistency in the most efficient manner possible requires a scientific approach.
CompostManager offers composters the ability to optimise their processes, and so maximise efficiency. It is the result of five years’ research and over 50,000 sets of measurements and the impact of this research is being recognised by composters around the world.
The CompostManager package is comprised of a unique multi probe, a barcode scanner, a compost monitoring instrument and highly sophisticated software. First, measurements are taken of the temperature, moisture, oxygen and carbon dioxide levels; these results are then analysed; and finally the software produces simple instructions for the composter that will ensure the process is fully optimised.
CompostManager is currently available for sites composting green or yard waste in open windrows. We are developing a system that will deliver a fully automated process in in-vessel plants (IVC) by monitoring gas levels (O2, CO2 and CO) as well as temperature and moisture.
The system has been shown to reduce processing costs, increase the volume of material a site can manage, minimise odour complaints and satisfy the requirements of regulators and legislators.
