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Aerobic, High Temperature Compost Tairo Oshima

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Page 1: Aerobic, High Temperature Compost - Green Arm · Microbes in compost piles •How many?More than 100, 000,000,000 per 1 g and 1,000 different species. But no one knows exactly. Why?

Aerobic, High Temperature Compost

Tairo Oshima

Page 2: Aerobic, High Temperature Compost - Green Arm · Microbes in compost piles •How many?More than 100, 000,000,000 per 1 g and 1,000 different species. But no one knows exactly. Why?

Advantages of Composting over BurningComposting Burning

Is Oil necessary ? No(self-heating) Yes

Cost Cheap ExpensiveCO2 generated Fewer Larger

Pollution No toxic gas generation

NOx、SOx、dioxin etc will be produced

Utilization of the final products

Fertilizer Useless

Wide space, Long time Necessary No

Page 3: Aerobic, High Temperature Compost - Green Arm · Microbes in compost piles •How many?More than 100, 000,000,000 per 1 g and 1,000 different species. But no one knows exactly. Why?

Microbes can eat “almost” everything

•Toxic substances such as KCN, dioxins

• Substances hard to digest such as bones, skins, papers, woods, etc

•However, microbes cannot (or can only slowly) eat heavy metals, salts, most of synthetic plastics, etc

Page 4: Aerobic, High Temperature Compost - Green Arm · Microbes in compost piles •How many?More than 100, 000,000,000 per 1 g and 1,000 different species. But no one knows exactly. Why?

Composting has a long historyAn example of old fashioned compost

Page 5: Aerobic, High Temperature Compost - Green Arm · Microbes in compost piles •How many?More than 100, 000,000,000 per 1 g and 1,000 different species. But no one knows exactly. Why?

Uniqueness of Composting Invented by Sanyu Company (=our compost)

Old fashioned High Temp., Aerobic, Composting

Temperature insideDegrading powerSterilizing power

~70oCNormalLow

> 95oCHigherHigh

AerobicAir supplyBad smellMethane productionReduction of mass

Partially anaerobicNoStrong

YesModerate

Strongly aerobicCompulsoryAlmost noNo

Remarkable

Additives (Chips, Straw, etc)

Required Not necessary

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Temperature inside is over 100oC

Page 7: Aerobic, High Temperature Compost - Green Arm · Microbes in compost piles •How many?More than 100, 000,000,000 per 1 g and 1,000 different species. But no one knows exactly. Why?

Structure of a compost pile* Air is constantly supplied through holes of 2-3 pipes buried in

the floor of each fermentation compartment.* Physical parameters such as water content, pH, temperature,

etc, and chemical compositions such as nitrogen and carbon contents, are changeable depending upon sites and composting stages and other conditions

View from the top Front view8 m

2.25 m1.12 m

10 m

2.5 m

Aeration pipes

3m

Page 8: Aerobic, High Temperature Compost - Green Arm · Microbes in compost piles •How many?More than 100, 000,000,000 per 1 g and 1,000 different species. But no one knows exactly. Why?

Advantages of our aerobic, high temperature composting

• Aerobic → smell can be reducedno production of dangerous substances

• High temperature → rapid degradation safe

kill pathogenic bacteriakill seeds of weed

Page 9: Aerobic, High Temperature Compost - Green Arm · Microbes in compost piles •How many?More than 100, 000,000,000 per 1 g and 1,000 different species. But no one knows exactly. Why?

Microbes in compost piles•How many? More than 100, 000,000,000 per 1

g and 1,000 different species. But no one knows exactly. Why?

Because compost is a 「super-organism」

1 Co-operation of too many organisms2 99% of them can not grow in a lab3 Changeable depending on time, place,

operation, low materials, and so on•We started to analyze using the sate-of-the-

art technology=DNA technology

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On an aeration pipe On the middle of two aeration pipes

Anoxybacillus sp.

Planifilum yunnanensis

Thermoaerobactor sp.

Bacillus sp.

Geobacillus toebi

Anoxybacillus toebi

Ureibacillus thermosphaericusPlanifilum fimeticola

Geobacillus sp.

Planifilum sp.Sulfobacillus sp.

Bacillus licheniformis

Microbial analysis using DNA technologies

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We discovered new thermophilic bacteria

One example is Calditerricola satsumensis YMO81

The strain is the championship holder in terms of the highest growth temperature among the soil microorganisms.

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We devised “Laboratory Reactors” in which fermentation processes inside of our compost piles

are reproduced

2 liter reactor

8 liter reactor

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Dead bodies of rats disappear within a day

In the evening of the day

After 1 H

Three dead bodies of rats were added in the morning

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Recently we treated dead bodies of cow which were

contaminated with radio active Cs in Fukushima due to disaster of the Atomic

Power House

•We collected cows in the evacuation zone near-by the Atomic Power House in Fukushima ( Next slides )•After radio-activities were measured, the

dead bodies were treated in our compost piles

Page 15: Aerobic, High Temperature Compost - Green Arm · Microbes in compost piles •How many?More than 100, 000,000,000 per 1 g and 1,000 different species. But no one knows exactly. Why?
Page 16: Aerobic, High Temperature Compost - Green Arm · Microbes in compost piles •How many?More than 100, 000,000,000 per 1 g and 1,000 different species. But no one knows exactly. Why?
Page 17: Aerobic, High Temperature Compost - Green Arm · Microbes in compost piles •How many?More than 100, 000,000,000 per 1 g and 1,000 different species. But no one knows exactly. Why?
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Dead bodies of cow were disappeared after 8 weeks

After 1 week

After 4 weeks

After 8 weeks, I could see only nose rings!

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<(- -)> Thank you for your kind attention.

The building is my research institute