EMCC’s ECONEX system is suitable for processing rice straw, crop straw, livestock manure, sludge, biogas residue, and kitchen waste. Through fermentation, sterilization, and drying, it efficiently produces high-quality organic fertilizer.
ECONEX System Overview
Applicable Organic Wastes
Straw Waste
Poultry Waste
Sludge
Food waste
Efficient and fast fermentation system
results
● Revolutionary Bio-technology in organic waste fermentation
● Machine sizes from 100-Kg up to 30-Ton
● Process time： 8-12 hours
● System can be optimized to process 1-3 times per day
● Silent Process and Odourless Organic Fertilizer
Our R&D Lab for Enzymes
Experienced & Innovative team of Biochemists in-house
A natural cocktail of naturally occurring micro-organisms are specially formulated and customised for every user
Proprietary cocktail of naturally found enzymes and microbes
Accelerated digestion time of 8-12 hours
0.5 kg of enzymes to process 1 ton of organic waste (0.05% usage ratio)
Zero waste output / Zero biohazard risk
Stable and consistent output
3-Stage Waste Treatment Process within 8-12 hours
Fermentation Stage
Sterilization Stage
Drying Stage
ECONEX System Operation Schematic Workflow
Sample Analysis Report of Produced Organic Fertilizer
Singapore Third-Party Organic Fertilizer Test Report
Organic fertilizer produced from agricultural and kitchen waste has obtained Singapore Green Label certification.
Singapore Standards Council Specifications for Compost used in Agriculture and Horticulture [SS628:2017]
| Parameter | Value |
| pH value (1:5) | 6.93 |
| Electrical Conductivity (EC) | 3.2 mS/cm |
| Total Nitrogen (as N) | 3.94% |
| Total Phosphorus (P2O5) | 2.89% |
| Total Potassium (as K2O) | 2.89% |
| Organic Matter | 54.1% |
| Carbon Nitrogen Ratio | 10 |
| CEC | 12.7 cmol/kg |
| Moisture Content | 22.9% |
Test Description | Result Description |
Isolation of Lactose Positive Bacteria | Negative |
Faecal Coliform Count | 0 MPN/100ml |
Isolation of Clostridium | Negative |
Isolation of Salmonella | Negative |
Isolation of Staphylococcus aureus | Negative |
Total Escherichia coli Count | 0 MPN/100ml |
Total Coliform Count | 0 MPN/100ml |
Benefits of processed organic fertiliser
● Rich in NPK
● Rich in organic matter
● Revitalises the soil fertility
● Suitable for all soil types and plants (can be tailored for desired specifications)
Traditional Composting: ECONEX system is a better alternative
Traditional Composting | ECONEX System Produced Organic Fertilizer |
Slow: decomposition is already slow but is slower due to silica present in husks | Reduced Processing Time: within 8-12 hours depending on input and output required |
Processing Time: 2-6 months depending on waste type | Improved & Higher Quality Output: Creates finer, more homogeneous compost than traditional composting with more complete breakdown resulting in better nutrient availability |
End Product Quality: may be lumpy with bad smell and lower nutrient quality | Pathogen Elimination: High temperatures kill weed seeds and pathogens especially when mixed with manure |
Presence of Pathogens: especially when mixed with manure | Scalability: Can be implemented at various scales from village to industrial level |
Scalability: Most composting operations are small-scale | Land area required reduced by 75% |
Biogas Waste
● The ECONEX system complements existing solutions at the biogas plant
● In a biogas facility, ECONEX can work to process biogas sludge, wastewater sludge and leftover unprocessed waste
Future ECO Directions
● The direction is to use combined solutions to drive a circular economy and to achieve zero waste as much as possible
● Solution vendors need to work together to produce the optimal solution
Why Choose EMCC?
● Direct Manufacturer: Self-owned production base with no middlemen, offering high cost performance
● Technical Support: Agricultural technical team provides comprehensive fertilization guidance
● Worry-Free After-Sales Service: Unconditional returns and exchanges for quality issues
Traditional Composting vs. Enzymatic Fermentation: A Total Revolution in Efficiency
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