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Composting is a method of recycling biodegradable waste in order to take advantage of leftover nutrients as well as decreasing significant amounts of trash. Most composting today is done in trash cans and gardens where waste naturally decomposes over a very long period of time. This project aims to assess the mechanisms behind natural decomposition in order to speed up and contain the process in a single unit. The final prototype will be fully operational and meet the standards set by the stakeholders. For a detailed project description, see the project readiness package. For more detailed background information, create a new node and add a link here. |
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Announcements and Updates
The design phase has officially begun!Team Members
Member | Role | Contact |
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Colton Scott | ME, Webmaster | cms6420@rit.edu |
Tyler Jones | EE, Purchasing | taj3262@rit.edu |
James Oddy | EE, Communications | jdo1230@rit.edu |
Jake Vavricka | EE, Lead EE | jvav33@gmail.com |
Jacob Daniels | ME, Webmaster | jad8371@rit.edu |
Rob Wieber | ME, Project Manager | robertjwieber@gmail.com |
Table of Contents
MSD I & II | MSD I | MSD II |
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Integrated System Build & Test |
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