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Engineered Compost Systems (ECS) designs and manufactures equipment and provides technical support for a wide range of composting operations. ECS systems are designed for composting organic feedstocks such as biosolids, food waste, manure, yard waste and MSW. Our client's operate facilities that must comply with health and environmental regulations, control odors, and run efficiently. ECS helps operators achieve these goals with stand alone systems, key products, and technical services.

ECS SYSTEMS
  • AC Composter – The AC Composter is combines an innovative fabric cover with ECS’s proven aerated static pile (ASP) control and aeration technology.
  • SV Composter(tm) - In-vessel composting for facilities requiring a tight footprint, mechanized material handling, and handling volumes from 1-500 tons per day.
  • CV Composter(tm) - Modular in-vessel systems for 1- 50 tons per day, that feature minimized site construction, all-weather operation, and automated process control.
  • Aerated Static Piles (ASP) - Integrated systems that features ECS's off-the-shelf aeration and control products with client-driven installation design.

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ECS Facility Components supplied by ECS include: CompTroller(tm) compost control and monitoring systems, aeration hardware, motor controls, feedstock mixers, product refinement equipment, ASP pile building conveyors and transfer conveyor systems.

ECS Technical Services provided by ECS include: compost process and facility design and trouble-shooting, pro-forma facility analysis, compost marketing support, and operator training.








Please visit ECS staff at our booth in the exhibition hall at the

Attend presentations on ECS systems:

>> ECS AC Composter™ and CompDog by Greg Schoenbachler, owner/operator of Silver Springs Organic compost facility. Monday, April 14th, Session A at 1:45 PM.

>> VOC Emissions from the ECS AC Composter™ at the CSUF Dairy Research Facility by Charles F. Krauter Ph.D, Professor of Soils and Water Science Plant Science Department, California State University Fresno. Tuesday, April 15th, Session A at 8:30 AM.