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How GoClean makes your events eco-friendly?

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What comes to mind when you hear about fests, events, exhibitions, etc.—fun, music, food, entertainment, right?

But did you ever think of the waste generated in these events?

Yes, we’re talking about the garbage behind the scenes of all the beautiful and shiny decorations.

So much food, kitchen, floral waste & other organic waste is generated in these events. And on top of it, they are hardly concerned about finding the best methods to treat the waste. Instead, they send the waste to landfills.

But think about it and tell us if it’s a sustainable solution!

Reports suggest that only 20% of the total collected waste in India is processed. The rest, 80%, goes straight up to landfills, where it causes Greenhouse emissions.

Now, the question here is — Can we do something about it?

And, the answer is — Yes, we sure can!

Nowadays, technology is so flexible & innovative that you can do practically anything. So why not leverage it to deal with this garbage problem.

Well, it’s not like the solutions are not there. However, lack of awareness is the central question here!

GoClean Composter — A Game-changer In Events

GoClean Composter is one of the finest organic waste reprocessing machines in India. Along with a wide range of capacity options (25 KG to 1000 KG), it has a super fast mechanism with which you can compost your organic waste into compost in 24 hours with 80% volume reduction.

It is suitable for societies, organizations of any size, schools, colleges, malls, NGOs, restaurants, hotels, and whatnot — Basically, every institution deals with tons of organic waste daily.

But, if you’re an event company or someone who organizes events, you can also benefit from it. How?

It removes the hassle of dealing with organic waste later.
It also cuts down the cost of treating the organic waste produced.
You can also add it to the highlights of your services, as people nowadays are moving to sustainable celebrations.

Hunar Haat — A Proof of GoClean Composter’s Excellence

We’ve been partnered with the Hunar Haat festival for almost 1 year now. During this journey, we’ve helped Hunar Haat go waste-free by installing our GoClean Composter units in their events across the country. These units were responsible for converting the organic waste generated in the event into compost.

GoClean composters, because of their efficiency & excellence, have made it to the news on several occasions.

Here are some of them:

Hunar Haat, Rampur

Hunar Haat, Mumbai

Hunar Haat Mathura

The primary purpose behind this strategic partnership with Hunar Haat was to educate the masses about the benefits of composting. In addition, by distributing the compost produced to the visitors, we made them aware of other ways to treat their organic waste instead of simply throwing it away.

July 5, 2022 0 comment

Waste Management Solutions

Changing the way organic waste is perceived – Clean India Ventures Private Limited (CIVL)

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“The greatest threat to our planet is the belief that someone else will save it.” — Robert Swan OBE

Waste Management is a severe challenge that not only our country but the whole world is facing currently. It is leading the world to global phenomena like the Greenhouse effect.

We all think that only industrial pollution is responsible for it. However, if you dig deep down enough, you’ll realize that our everyday waste management also contributes a significant volume to it.

You don’t believe us. Right?

Well, here are some stats:

According to a 2011 report by FAO, “If food wastage were a country, it would be the third-largest emitting country in the world.”

Also, a separate study shows that 8 Million Tonnes of flowers are being offered at temples/mosques in India every year. And almost all of it is then thrown either into rivers or garbage.

Now you’ve got the picture. Right?

So yes, there should be laws in place to keep industrial pollution in check, but we should also consider managing our waste properly & effectively so that at least the other part of the problem is solved.

Read Also: Know about the Services Provided by Clean India Ventures

Changing the way waste is perceived

At Clean India Ventures, we believe that if it is the same air that we breathe, the same soil that we walk on, and the same water that we drink, similarly it’s the responsibility of each & every individual to protect these treasures at all cost.

However, later down the road, we realized that it is challenging to change these behaviors at the organization level as there would be multiple investments involved — Time, money, resources.

How does CIVL chip in?

To promote proper waste management at the organizational level, we have introduced the GoClean organic waste converters.

GoClean Converters are designed for organizations of all sizes to manage their organic waste properly without investing much of their time, money & resources.

Since our inception, we’ve helped many organizations to move to a sustainable future with our GoClean composters. First, we’ll talk about some of the key places where our units have been installed, but before that, let’s understand the key highlights of our GoClean converters.

Key highlights of GoClean organic waste converters

GoClean Converters are designed to turn organic waste into various by-products.

For example, if you’re putting kitchen & food waste into it, it’ll give you compost as an end-product.

Similarly, if you put the floral & organic temple waste, it’ll give you incense fuel sticks or havan samagri as by-products.

Read Also: Food Waste Management in India: Measures you can take

Some other key highlights are:

Capacity: It comes in a wide range of capacity starting from 25 KG and goes upto 1000 KG. It provides the flexibility to organizations to choose as per their needs.
Automatic: Its automatic functionality helps you treat your organic waste with minimal manual effort.
Efficiency: GoClean converters convert the organic waste into compost & other end-products within 24 hours.
Safety: Features like the Emergency switch to stop the machine, Motor Overload protection feature, Temperature control, etc., make it safely operable.

Notable Places where our unit is installed at :

Statue of Unity, Gujrat

Baba Baidyanath Dham, Jharkhand

Badrinath Temple, Uttarakhand

GST Headquarters

Govt. Officers’ Colony, Sector-14A (Noida)

JPRA Colony, Ghaziabad (UP)

Nigambodh Ghat, Delhi.

Hunar Haat, UP

Time Residency, Sec-63 (Gurgaon)

Our Vision

Our organic waste converters not only help reduce greenhouse emissions by reducing the load from the landfills, but the resulting compost also replenishes the soil with the essential nutrients needed to maintain biodiversity.

We aim to shift the way waste is perceived in our country. By making our GoClean Organic waste composter available to every institution and locality, we want to make aware & educate the masses about the importance of waste management methods like composting.

If you want to be a part of our journey, click here.

February 24, 2022 0 comment

Organic Waste Management

What is an Organic Waste Composter?

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To understand this, we first need to understand Composting. In simpler terms, it is a method to convert solid organic waste into compost which in turn helps increase the fertility of the soil. In a more specific manner, it is a way to treat solid waste where microorganisms break down the organic material(waste) which helps the natural process of decay.

Now an Organic Waste Composter is a device that helps decompose the organic waste into nutrient-rich humus or compost. In other words, it is not a substitute for natural decomposition, it just accelerates the process by controlling the natural conditions such as heat, humidity, and moisture. Most of the Organic Waste Composter in the market.

Read Also: Organic Waste Converter and how it’s done

It is typically a big box-like machine and consists of:

In-built shredder: It is used for shredding the waste which helps speed up the decomposition process.

Mixing blade: It is for mixing up the waste for the even distribution.

Humidity sensor & heater: The microorganisms and enzymes decompose the organic compost and turn it into the compost, requiring the ideal conditions so they can multiply and operate at full efficiency.

Air ventilation system: Aerobic organisms need to breathe air to survive. In high-temperature aerobic composting, Aeration is necessary for rapid odor-free decomposition. It also helps reduce high initial moisture content in composting materials.

Moisture control system: When the pile is soggy, the gaps between the organic pieces fill with water and the pile becomes too dense to support aerobic bacteria and other organisms.

You also need sawdust which acts as a moisture regulator material for composting raw materials, or as a sludge with high moisture content, livestock waste, and waste. Also, the use of enzymes helps break down the wastes at an accelerated rate.

Moreover, compost is a better alternative to traditional manure as it is first, readily available, unlike manure which takes its own time to form. Secondly, it stabilizes the pH of the land which normally the manure can’t do efficiently. Additionally, manure can have weed seeds which is often a trouble for the farmers.

What are the types of organic waste?

Organic waste is the biodegradable waste that comes from plants & animals. Some examples of organic waste include green waste, food waste, food-soiled paper, non-hazardous wood waste, green waste, and landscape, and pruning waste.

We can classify Organic Waste into 4 types:

Industrial
Domestic
Commercial
Agricultural

Let’s discuss a little about each one of them.

Industrial waste: When talking about industrial waste, people often think that it is only the hazardous one but many cottage and herbal units have tons of organic wastes every month.

Domestic waste: It is the common waste in our households like fruit peel-offs, food scraps, etc. It could also be non-putrescible waste like paper, cardboard, wood, etc.

Commercial waste: This is the common waste produced from schools, restaurants, hotels, etc. This type of waste is generally organic in nature.

Agricultural waste: This is the biggest contributor to Organic Waste. Leaves, rotten fruits, and vegetables, etc. can be converted into compost which ultimately helps them back by making their lands more fertile.

Read Also: Waste Management Solutions and its techniques

How can we reduce Organic Waste?

Organic waste is one of the biggest causes of pollution. Dumping this waste into landfills not only causes soil & land pollution but also leads to many infectious diseases. Also, due to the lack of oxygen, organic waste undergoes the process of anaerobic decomposition when it’s buried in a landfill. This leads to the generation of methane, which is then released into our atmosphere and harms it. The studies show that the methane gas generated from food waste is 20-25 times stronger than CO2.

Govt. has also set up many rules and regulations in this direction recently. According to Swach Bharat Abhiyan’s initiative, if your business comes under a bulk waste generator i.e. producing organic waste of more than 15 kg per day then you need to have an organic waste machine for its treatment.

However, we should not wait for the govt. to come into the picture. Instead, it should be our shared responsibility to help reduce the stress on our land and soil.

An Organic Waste Composter can be seen as an investment from the perspective of the cottage and organic industries. Not only it helps saving loads of money goes into dumping and treatment of the waste, but can also be an alternative source of income. Societies or RWA’s can also install an Organic Waste Composter to help reduce the waste and make their localities clean and green. Further, schools & colleges, and hotels & restaurants can install an Organic Waste Composter and contribute their bit to the environment and keep their premises clean. For the Agricultural sector, it is a boon which can directly profit them by making their land rich in nutrients.

At last, keeping our surroundings Clean & Green is our shared responsibility, so why don’t we do it innovatively and profitably?

March 10, 2021 0 comment

Organic Waste Management

Organic Waste Converter and how its done

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What is Composting:

Composting is a process that deals in organic solid waste, which turns all kinds of wastage such as food items, kitchen waste, temple waste, and much more. Any waste material which is converted into the usable bi-product is known as compost.

Clean India Ventures Private limited Green Waste Reprocessor machine is used to convert solid waste into usable compounds which make it one of the organic waste converter machines in India. The compost product can be then used by farmers and enable them to grow good quality seeds by using natural compost and no need of using artificial fertilizers, and also it can be used to make havan samagri.

Composting is a rich process as the process finally results in a nutrient-rich organic fertilizer. This machine is so compatible and maintains all the requirements that are needed to bring this auspicious result i.e. the making of compost in this process.

Read Also: HOW DECENTRALIZED WASTE MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS ARE THE FUTURE?

Composting by Organic Waste Converter Machine:

A waste converter is a machine used for the treatment and recycling of solid and liquid refuse material. The process of converting solid waste into compost is very simple, and it saves the environment by turning waste into a solid or called a useful bi-product.

This machine performs its mechanism in the presence of air. The whole mechanism overcomes all the barriers which may affect the process in a bad way. The input it takes is biodegradable waste and the output it produces is an excellent substance. The structure of this machine is built in a way that it has different doors or openings for taking the input and for giving the output.

Composting is the solution to our waste management problems and it is an urgent need of the hour that needs to be taken care of immediately. The use of Organic Waste Converter to automate and ease the process of composting is a step in the right direction. The sooner we adopt it, the better we can do for the environment.

Read Also: Waste Management Solutions and its techniques

One must keep in mind that the ratio between the carbon and between the nitrogen must be carefully handled when waste is being composted. If there is a lot of carbon, the composting will take longer and if there is too much nitrogen, the process will emit a bad odor. Other important factors include the moisture content and the oxygen content in the pile. All of these factors must be borne in mind when composting. Often, composting manually can be a tricky process. One may, therefore, consider the use of an Organic waste composter.

Before composting, the waste can be ground up, to reduce the volume of the waste so that it can decompose faster, and can easily be transported. We at Clean India Ventures manufactured a Green Waste Reprocessor machine to save the environment.

February 25, 2021 0 comment