Ohio Mulch Class II Facility Update俄亥俄州二类设备更新覆盖.pptVIP

Ohio Mulch Class II Facility UpdatePresentation to Ohio Food Scrap Recovery NetworkMarch 20, 2012 US 42 North, Delaware, Ohio Ohio Mulch Class II Facility Update Began taking food waste on September 6, 2011 Working with Viridiun – a Georgia based company that specializes in food waste hauling for local Wal-Mart stores We are also working with Eartha Limited-Columbus, Ohio based company We have setup a food waste transfer station at our HQ to accommodate there need and efficiency Others to be developed throughout Ohio at our Retail Stores Also working with Re-Use-It, a division of Brickman Facility Group Receiving approximately 3-4 loads a week Initial loads of food waste have been riddled with contamination Working with haulers to educate their customers on what is acceptable and what is not Ohio Mulch Class II Facility Update We originally thought that as soon as the load was dropped, we could mix the food waste with ground yard waste immediately We then planned to let it compost for a short time, run it through the grinder, and put it in a wind row Ohio Mulch Class II Facility Update After receiving the first load, we immediately had to change plans to accommodate the large amount of debris in the loads of food waste Ohio Mulch Class II Facility Update The first several loads were riddled with cardboard, plastic containers, Styrofoam, and general household trash We have also found plastic gloves, prescription bottles, lawn ornaments, and shopping baskets Ohio Mulch Class II Facility Update It became necessary to construct a staging area to pick trash We laid a bed and “walls” of ground yard waste, the hauler then backs up to the concrete block and dumps the load of food waste on the bed of ground yard waste Our employees pick the trash out of the load and put it in the dumpster Ohio Mulch Class II Facility Update Once the debris is picked from the staging area, the loader operator immediately mixes ground yard waste with the food waste to prevent any odo