Storage and disposal of organic waste
AssigneeOrganic Resource Management Inc.
InventorCharles H. Buehler
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AssigneeOrganic Resource Management Inc.
InventorCharles H. Buehler
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A system for handling organic waste at a food-handling facility includes a mill that reduces the volume of the waste and a below-ground storage tank that receives the milled waste. A ventilation line and an air flow producer draw air from the storage tank, placing the tank under negative pressure and preventing noxious odors from escaping into the facility. A rigid suction line extends from the interior of the storage tank to points external to the tank and the facility itself. A suction truck periodically removes the waste stored in the tank, applying suction to the suction line to draw the stored waste into a portable tank aboard the truck. The suction truck transports the waste to a disposal site where the well-divided waste may be expelled onto and incorporated by tilling into soil for decomposition by soil organisms.
A system for handling organic waste produced at a food-handling facility, comprising:
A system for handling organic waste produced at a food-handling facility, comprising:
A method of handling organic waste produced in a food-handling facility, comprising:
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