Biomass

In compost processing, targeted screening ensures efficient utilization of all material fractions. The fine fraction, for example 0 to 10 mm, is considered a high-quality target product and can be reused in various ways depending on its quality.

The middle fraction, approximately 10 to 50 mm, is returned to the rotting process so that valuable organic components can continue to decompose and then be reprocessed. Coarse components from 50 mm upwards are reliably separated and, depending on the material properties, shredded, disposed of, or also returned to the rotting process.

This structured separation improves the quality of the end product and the overall process flows. Existing biomass is utilized more efficiently, resources are conserved, and the processing becomes more sustainable.