Good earthworm-kitchen waste decomposition device

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Modern people's lives pay more attention to the quality of life, but the waste of food and the improper recycling of food waste have caused energy and environmental problems. We use the advantages of decomposing food to solve the problem of raw kitchen waste and make organic fertilizer for planting. The household kitchen waste disintegration device that we tried to design we used the drum type proposal and put it indoors to solve the problem of raw kitchen waste. There is a cover to switching to reduce the odor and cause the mosquitoes to approach. After entering the raw kitchen, turn the drum, stir the soil and raw kitchen, easy to operate and simple, and improve the quality of life. After a period of time, the organic fertilizer is collected after the worm-eating the raw from the kitchen. The mesh can be replaced by a hole. When turning, the soil will fall into the larger box below, and the culture water will flow into the lowermost box, and the sputum will remain in the drum. In the next, continue the next breeding.

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Peng, L., Zheng, P., & Siswanto, I. (2020). Good earthworm-kitchen waste decomposition device. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 1456). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/1456/1/012029

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