Composting without water is impossible. Bacteria taking care of the composting process require water to grow. In a composting facility part of the water comes back as condensation water and process water. This water is used in the first step of cleaning exhaust air from the tunnels. Added with rain water, ground water and drinking water this water is used in waterscrubbers to humidify process air before it goes to the biofilter. Humidification is required to keep the bacteria that live in the biofilter alive.
Most GICOM composting facilities use water. This means no water needs to be pumped to a water treatment facility.
