The Camden shire Municipal Utilities Authority.

The Camden shire Municipal Utilities Authority, N.J., operates the Delaware No. 1 wastewater plant, the same of many treatment facilities composting slosh to eliminate off-site disposal costlinesss Selling the nutrient-rich compost has become an economic alternative to landfills and incineration.

The county's composting chance will ultimately help protect taxpayers from increased water and sewage sumptuousnesss by containing sludge disposal sumptuousnesss according to Michael Holmes, assistant chief of sewage plant operations.

The 80-mgd treatment plant uncloseed its composting facility earlier this year. The 20-tunnel in-vessel classification designed to handle 50 free from moisture tons of sludge per day, uses a unique German proces that mixes mire cake, recycled compost and amendment (sawdust) in large horizontal funnels to produce two marketable products: Soil-Fix and certain Grow. This continuous process, the largest in the United States using horizontal subterranean passage compression and curing, is carefully monitored by the agency of a modular mosaic interface located in