Composting is a valuable method to treat and valorize organic waste. However, the process
is defined by its dynamic nature and governed by a multitude of operating parameters. As …

Moisture content (MC) influences substance transformation during composting and the
function of exogenous microbial agents. Unsuitable MC could cause leaching, nutrient loss …

Composting is a more environmentally friendly and cost-effective alternative to digesting
organic waste and turning it into organic fertilizer. It is a biological process in which …

Traditional unidirectional ventilation often leads to the loss of heat and moisture during
composting, disrupting the favorable microenvironment required for aerobic microbes. This …

Storage of bulk biomass materials is essential along the feedstock supply chain of bioenergy
production. The self-heating accompanying biomass storage has hazardous consequences …

In this study, the effects of pumice, expanded perlite, and expanded vermiculite on nitrogen
loss were examined for industrial sludge composting using the Box-Behnken experimental …

Regulative composting variables, like aeration, turning and additive, are critical factors for
low-emission and eco-friendly aerobic composting. The main variables (aeration, turning …

Co-composting, a circular economy approach to waste management, has economic
potential and environmental benefits through nutrient recycling and waste minimization. This …

Sustainable fuels for industries that cannot be easily electrified, like aviation and marine, will
be crucial to achieving a carbon neutral economy. Processing wet solids through a process …

This study investigated the altering effect of moisture on the emission pattern of gases and
the evolutionary dynamics of physicochemical indices in corn straw and cow manure …