Focus on heavy equipment
Focus on heavy equipment
Food waste pollution is an important environmental pollution problem in urban life. In fact, after the food waste is dried, it can be used as feed, fertilizer, or as fuel after sorting. Drying food waste requires a food waste dryer.
In addition to sharp and hard objects such as metal objects, toothpicks and plastics, which can damage the digestive tract of livestock and poultry, kitchen waste also contains a large number of pathogenic microorganisms, parasites and their eggs, which can easily cause zoonotic diseases after being fed to livestock and poultry. At the same time, in the process of collection and centralized treatment, due to the high organic matter content of kitchen waste, large output and scattered production areas, it is easily corrupted, sour, smelly, and breeds harmful organisms. If leakage occurs during the collection and transportation process, it will pollute the air, soil and water. It seriously interferes with people's normal life and has a harmful side.
The food waste dryer can not only dry and dehydrate the food waste, but also has a bactericidal effect on the bacteria carried by the food waste itself during the drying process. Therefore, the food waste after deep dehydration by the food waste dryer can be directly used as feed raw materials for economic transformation of resources, bringing economic benefits to food waste investors.
Zhengzhou Jiutian can provide a complete set of kitchen waste dehydration and drying system. We are a manufacturer, so the price is more favorable. If you want to know price, please contact us.
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