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Controllable techniques and installations for organic-refuse composting
In the study of organic-refuse aerobic composting, the major problem is to promote and control the normal propagation of microbes. The key to making good-quality and hygienically safe compost is to utilize the heat generated by microbial metabolism. This paper gives a detailed description of the temperature-rising mechanism and the technology for its control.