Operations
Two independent lanes: premium private-source organics and municipality MSW recovery — designed to protect fertilizer quality and stabilize revenue.
Lane A — Premium Organics (Private Source)
Throughput: 9 TPD (low-stress, high-quality). Critical step: de-packaging, then fine screening and short QC belt before the organic buffer bunker (24h max).
Lane B — Municipality MSW (MRF Line)
Throughput: 21 TPD. Gross manual sort → trommel → magnet → (optional) air density separation → saleable recyclables and residual handling.
Shift structure (20 hours/day)
| Shift | Focus | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Day | Full private + municipality operation | Organic feedstock production; compost feeding & monitoring |
| Night | Municipality continues; private receiving only | Compost turning, curing, housekeeping |
Quality controls are designed to sustain export-grade organics: never mix private and municipality waste; hold organics under 24 hours; monthly heavy metal screening.
Performance targets
Organic purity: >95%
Plastic contamination: <0.5%
Compost rejection: <5%
Why this is bankable
Repeatable SOPs, dedicated lanes, conservative recovery assumptions, and offtake-ready specifications reduce volatility and rejection risk.
Expansion readiness
Designed for easy compost capacity expansion (10–15 TPD) and for carbon MRV reporting with weighbridge + batch records.