Los Alamos Laboratory CASE STUDY

Los Alamos National Laboratory is a renowned U.S. Department of Energy research institution focused on scientific advancements and national security. The National Laboratory recognized the imperative of responsible organic waste handling and decided to pursue an on site composting solution for the treatment of their bio solids. They needed a system that was capable of handling a substantial total input capacity of 1 ton per day, was equipped with a state-of-the-art traveling auger mixing system, automated mixing and aeration, and an integrated biofiltration system for odor control. For the lab, these features are critical to ensure not only efficient waste processing but also a cleaner, more pleasant working environment.

In their quest for a practical solution, they identified the 30’ Earth Flow Composting System as the ideal choice. The Earth Flow Composting System was more than just a technological solution; it represented a commitment to sustainability, aligning perfectly with Los Alamos National Laboratory's vision for responsible and eco-conscious waste management. This choice was a substantial step towards a cleaner, greener future, embodying their dedication to fostering positive environmental change.