This fraction includes vegetable garbage such as green waste, tree and shrub cuttings. Garden waste can be used for material (compost) and thermal (heat generation) recycling.
The following table provides an overview of the different raw materials that are successfully composted in UTV plants. In addition to sophisticated process technology, the mixing ratio of the input materials, including structural materials, is a key factor in this process.
UTV has many years of practical experience in this area and can certainly provide you with good advice.
Raw material
This fraction includes vegetable garbage such as green waste, tree and shrub cuttings. Garden waste can be used for material (compost) and thermal (heat generation) recycling.
Raw material
This waste includes biowaste from households and businesses, garden and park waste as well as food waste, waste from food processing and agricultural waste.
Raw material
Food waste refers to food scraps that was intended for human consumption and has been left over during preparation or after serving.
Raw material
Sewage sludge contains all the "waste" from wastewater treatment: in addition to heavy metals, this also includes organic pollutants such as pharmaceutical residues, pathogens, nanomaterials and plastic residues.
Raw material
Residual waste includes waste that cannot be further recycled and has a high organic content.
Raw material
Fermentation residues are used as fertilizer, but they can also be further processed into compost after dewatering using a centrifuge or press.
Raw material
Agricultural residues are substances that arise as by-products during the production, harvesting or processing of main products in agricultural operations.
Raw material
Animal by-products are all residues from animals that are not suitable for human consumption and other products obtained from animals that are no longer intended for human consumption, such as ruminal contents.
