Eggersmann
With a reduction of the composting time from twelve to up to two months, our turners are the epitome of process optimization.
With the BACKHUS CON and the LANE TURNER, we offer you turners for different types of lanes.
Compost, sanitize, stabilize or dry your material in the shortest possible time.
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The BACKHUS CON and LANE TURNER Lane Turners are used in the following applications:
Simply contact our sales department and we will be happy to go through the options with you and find a solution together.
The BACKHUS CON enables an optimal symbiosis of two proven Eggersmann technologies. The BACKHUS turning technology is combined with the CONVAERO system in a highly automated process.
CONVAERO System
CONVAERO System
Refuse Derived Fuel
The LANE TURNER LT are lane turners for working in open, high lanes. They are the perfect solution for turning in closed buildings.
The treatment of waste, such as the composting of organic waste or the biological drying of household waste, is connected with strong odors. Especially in densely populated areas, the use of processes inside closed buildings is therefore recommended. The LANE TURNER was designed precisely for this purpose. Due to the high lane walls, they are particularly suitable for the treatment of sewage sludge or soil remediation. Especially when treating contaminated soil, reinfection of the material can be safely avoided. While the BACKHUS CON travels along the outside of the lanes when turning, the LANE TURNER travels directly on the lane walls. Thanks to proven sensor technology, there is no need for rail-based guidance. The LANE TURNER LT is available either with a spacious panoramic cabin for the driver or fully automated. They can be used both in a flow through and batch operation.
Even if the assumption is close, composting does not necessarily always aim at the creation of "compost" in the sense of a marketable product. Basically, the word "composting" describes the natural transformation of organic material into humus by bacteria in a rotting process. If this "compost" has a high degree of purity, it can ultimately be used as fertiliser. However, materials are often composted for which later use as fertiliser can be ruled out from the outset. Household waste, for example, often contains a high organic content that can hardly be separated from the rest of the waste – yet composting or biological drying is recommended for the following reasons alone:
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