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Tell us your daily or weekly biosolids volume and we’ll size the right BROME in-vessel system for your facility.
EPA Class A
Consistent pathogen-reduction standard reached with a fully enclosed in-vessel process.
On-Site Composting for Municipal Biosolids
Municipalities managing biosolids face a familiar set of pressures: rising landfill costs, tightening odour regulations, and pathogen-reduction standards that keep getting stricter. Moving from an open aerated-windrow operation to a fully enclosed BROME in-vessel system lets you treat biosolids on site, in a fraction of the footprint, while holding a consistent pathogen-reduction standard through every season.
Municipalities that have made this transition report the elimination of odour complaints, a meaningful reduction in the surface area needed for composting, and the ability to steadily grow treated volumes year over year without expanding the site.
Specifications & FAQ
How much biosolids can a BROME system handle?
BROME systems are sized to your facility’s actual volume, from a few hundred to several thousand tonnes per year. Request a quote and tell us your daily or weekly intake so we can recommend the right model and dimensions.
Does it meet regulatory pathogen-reduction standards?
Yes. Operated to specification, the enclosed process consistently reaches recognized biosolids pathogen-reduction standards, with far less variability than open-air windrow composting.
What about odour and bioaerosols for nearby residents?
Because the process is fully enclosed, odour emissions and bioaerosol exposure are dramatically reduced compared to traditional windrow composting, which is one of the most common reasons municipalities make the switch.
Can a system be added to an existing composting site?
Yes. BROME’s modular design allows a phased installation alongside or in place of existing infrastructure, so you can scale up without a full site rebuild.