Comparative Analysis of In-vessel Composter Using Microbial Consortium

Rahul P. Gawai; Saurabh N. Gaikwad; Pratiksha J. Bhandare; Rushikesh R. Zimbal; Asmita B. Lakhote

International Journal of Landscape Planning and Architecture

Comparative Analysis of In-vessel Composter Using Microbial Consortium

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Degradation of biodegradable waste with the help of microbial consortium and In-vessel composter has occurred to be effective way for composting and it provide with a better end product for further use. This paper represents a review of literature available on research of decomposition of biodegradable waste with in-vessel composter and microbial consortium, indicating the various key factors that are important in the composting process and the results of the end product.

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Rahul P. Gawai, Saurabh N. Gaikwad, Pratiksha J. Bhandare, Rushikesh R. Zimbal, Asmita B. Lakhote. Comparative Analysis of In-vessel Composter Using Microbial Consortium. International Journal of Landscape Planning and Architecture. 2021;7(1):1–10.

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