Complete Guide to Installing and Debugging Bio-Composting Machines

Q1: What Are the Basic Requirements for Equipment Installation?

To ensure smooth operation, the installation site must meet these conditions:

• Sturdy and Level Ground: The foundation must withstand the machine’s weight (use concrete or reinforced flooring).

• Ventilation and Drainage: Avoid pollution sources and ensure proper airflow to prevent anaerobic conditions.

• Power and Water Supply: Stable electricity (220V/380V) and water access for preprocessing organic waste.

Q2: What Initial Settings Are Required Before First Startup?

• Component Inspection: Check for damaged parts (e.g., blades, motors) and tighten bolts.

• Microbial Inoculation: Pre-mix starter cultures with organic waste to activate decomposition.

• Parameter Calibration: Set temperature (50–65°C), humidity (50–60%), and aeration frequency (every 3–5 days).

Q3: How to Confirm the Machine Is Operating Normally?

• Temperature Monitoring: Use sensors to ensure core heat stays at 55–70°C for ≥5 days.

• Odor Check: A faint earthy smell indicates aerobic decomposition; strong ammonia/sulfur odors signal issues.

• Output Quality: Mature compost should be dark brown, crumbly, and free of pathogens.