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TMK’s 5 Ton Composting Machine System Set Up

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TMK Composter supplies a line of commercial composting machines that can compost from 30kg of food waste a day, up to 1350kg of food waste a day. Apart from the line of commercial units, we also offer a large-scale composting machine set up for the Asia market.

Our machines, when paired with a grinder, and water squeezer, can increase the machine’s daily composting capacity. One such example is a large-scale set in Southeast Asia.
 
TMK-5000 composting machine is paired with four accessory pieces:
 
1 – Sorting Platform
 
2 – Oil and Water Separator
 
3 – Shredder
 
4 – Squeezer
 
The TMK-5000 has a daily capacity of 5000kg/day (5 tonnes). When paired with the above accessories, the machine’s capacity is increased to 8 tonnes a day.
Sorting Platform
 
Food waste is collected in waste hauling trucks and emptied onto the sorting platform. Operators remove contamination like plastics, metals, non-organic materials, and extra-large objects from the food waste. The food waste is then pushed toward the conveyor belt and into the oil and water separator.
 
Oil and Water Separator
 
The oil and water separator compresses the oil and water from the food waste, to reduce the amount of moisture content within the organic waste. Through a conveyor belt system, the food waste is then moved to the shredder.
 
Shredder
 
The shredder is used to pulverize food waste to reduce its surface area, thus increasing the machine’s daily composting capacity.
 
Squeezer
 
Apart from small particle size, reducing the water content in the food waste is also crucial to increasing the machine’s composting capacity. The squeezer presses the food waste against a fine mesh screen to remove as much water as possible. The food waste is then transported through a conveyor belt and emptied directly into the composting machine.
 
Such large-scale composting systems are ideal for central food waste collection sites. The food waste is quickly composted in 24 hours, and the reduction rate is 80-90%. The compost can then be screened and used as a soil amendment.