Key Takeaways
- The process combines microbial inoculant, membrane cover, and data monitoring.
- It is intended for selected organic waste streams such as livestock manure and processing residues.
- Operating conditions and material characteristics should be checked before project design.
The DBT Molecular Membrane One-in-X System is an upgraded aerobic fermentation process for organic wastes including livestock manure, food processing residues, herbal extraction leftovers, sludge, and straw.
The process combines a proprietary microbial agent with a waterproof, windproof, and breathable membrane. The microbial inoculant is specified at at least 20 billion CFU/g, raising material temperature above 70°C within 24 hours and maintaining it for more than 7 days.
The membrane creates a micro-positive pressure environment that reduces ammonia loss and allows moisture evaporation without turning or forced aeration. The process also emphasizes data visibility through real-time monitoring of temperature, oxygen, and humidity, with mature organic fertilizer produced in 20-25 days.
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