OSCA is an automated, aerobic composting technology developed by WDU Sustainability in Queensland, Australia. Using minimal energy, OSCA processes organic waste streams including food waste (food preparation waste, plate scrapings, bones, seafood, etc.), agricultural waste, compostable packaging, paper and cardboard, manure, and green waste. OSCA can produce a high quality, safe and immediately usable compost within 10-14 days.
OSCA is a continuous feed system – waste is loaded in one end and finished compost ejected from the other. OSCA is silent in operation, and the specially designed bio-filter makes it odourless. The unit is very easy to use and maintain. Diverting organic waste from landfill economically and sustainably across numerous locations, including The University of the Sunshine Coast, On the Avenue – a residential, commercial and retail precinct in Darwin, and many festivals including Caloundra Music Festival and Woodford Folk Festival. WDU Sustainability has also developed the OSCA Bite-Size which is a smaller more cost-effective version for smaller waste streams from restaurants, schools, mine sites, kennels, and systems is about to be installed at the Sunshine Coast Airport. WDU is also working on a solar option which will allow the system to be off-grid.
Find out more about OSCA:
Onsite Composting
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