TrashBot Bio.
Unlock organic value.

Recover the biodegradable fraction — including food and wet waste — from mixed municipal solid waste.

TrashBot Bio recovery installation with conveyors and orange processing equipment

From mixed waste.
To an organic stream.

Recover the biodegradable fraction — including food and wet waste — from mixed municipal solid waste.

  • Define the input. Characterise the material and its variability.
  • Specify the output. Agree the requirements of the next process.
  • Validate the configuration. Review material evidence and operating conditions.

A clear view of the process.

Conceptual material flow. Select a stage to explore its purpose. Final equipment and sequencing are project-specific.

Understand the incoming material.

Characterise composition, moisture, particle size and variability before selecting a configuration.

Assessment defines the feedstock envelope and the required recovery outcomes.

Operation & maintenance

Consider the working day.

A useful technical review covers operation, cleaning, inspection and the access required to maintain the system.

Operator access

Review the operating positions, supervision requirements and training scope.

Service access

Confirm inspection points, maintenance clearances and component removal paths.

Support scope

Agree recommended wear parts, service responsibilities and escalation contacts.

Discuss lifecycle support

Before you specify

Questions worth answering.

Can it process our material?

Suitability depends on material composition and variability. Share a feedstock description, photographs or existing characterisation results to start the review.

Can it integrate into an existing plant?

A retrofit review should address space, feeding, discharge, controls, utilities and installation access. The final integration scope is agreed for the project.

What performance should we expect?

Specify throughput, recovery, purity and availability separately. Each result should be tied to an agreed feedstock envelope and measurement method.

Is the output ready for its next use?

Output suitability must be assessed against the requirements of the receiving process. Additional preparation may be required.

Your waste.
More recovery.

Tell us about your material, your site and what you want to recover.

Discuss your project

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