CONTACT: 09152873093; 09995207474; 09334067948 EMAIL: mlgmultisrvcs@gmail.com RAPID COMPOSTING SYSTEM (RCS) With Manual and Mechanical Separator System (For Biodegradable or Nabubulok waste) The system is composed of two units : Rapid Composting Unit (RCS) and the Manual and Mechanical Segregator both supported by conveyors and sub-conveyors. This equipment basically converts biodegradable waste into powdered raw organic Fertilizer in five (5) minutes and into a complete high quality organic fertilizer in only 5 days after putting them into polytwine bags and storing them in the bodega for 5 days composting period instead of the usual 45 days. The quality of organic fertilizer that is produced is very high quality, since the compost is well grounded and treated by bio-6 enzyme (lactobacilli), carbon activator, cocopeat and natural fresh water origin zeolyte. The Fertilizer is also free from toxic elements since before processing the plastic, metals, bottles and other big materials in the biodegradable to the plant are removed by the Manual and Mechanical Segregator System. The system other than achieving it’s major objective of eliminating Pollution and Dumpsite also will help the Government in terms of food production, health and economy. Read more: http://www.sulit.com.ph/index.php/view+classifieds/id/4608558/MAXISAVER+FERTILIZER+MACHINE+AND+SYSTEM

1. SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
M L G Enterprises
Sto Domingo, City of Santa Rosa, Laguna
MOBILE NOS.: Globe (09152873093)
Smart (09995207474)
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EMAIL : mlgmultisrvcs@gmail.com
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2. Philippines’ Waste Situation
 With today’s industrialization and lifestyle of
Filipinos, studies have shown that one Filipino
can generate as much as half a kilo of waste a
day. The continuous stream of new products
using new packaging technology in the market,
generates an increase not only in the volume
of waste but also an increase in the variety of
waste.

3. Government’s Response to the Waste Problem
 Recognizing the severity of the garbage problem in
the country, congress has enacted Republic Act
No. 9003, otherwise known as the “Ecological
Solid Waste Act of 2000, which assigns the
primary task of implementation and enforcement to
local government units (LGUs).
 The law emphasizes the importance of minimizing
waste thru recycling, resource recovery, reuse,
and composting.

4. Waste Management Options
 Waste disposal is thus a major issue that confronts
LGUs. It is considered of utmost priority due to
health and environmental risks associated with
waste.
 Waste often contains pathogens that commonly cause
infections
 Garbage piles, besides being foul and unsightly, are
breeding grounds of vermin and insects, which carry
various types of human diseases.

5. Waste Management Options (cont.)
 Improperly discarded waste can contaminate sources of
drinking water; can be carried by rivers to the sea that
could adversely affect marine resources, tourism
industry, and the health of people in coastal areas.
 Some promotes the use of landfills as alternative means of
waste disposal, but it has been shown that finding landfill
sites proves to be difficult due to:
 Economic constraints – too expensive to establish a
landfill
 Public health concerns – if not properly established,
would cause leakage that could contaminate sources of
food and water.

6. Waste Management Options (cont.)
 Social acceptability issues – LGU will have to consult and
get the approval of its constituents for the establishment of
landfill. Moreover, for those who have no space for landfill in
the area, and therefore would request another LGU to host
their waste, it would be difficult for the host LGU to accept the
garbage of another LGU;
Note: In Canada and USA, a closed landfill site cannot be used
for 30 years after closure due to methane gas generated from
biodegradable waste which, even in small quantities (5% of
air), is explosive and could be dangerous.

7. Waste Management Options (cont.)
 There is a need, therefore, for other solid waste
management strategies that can reduce waste
released to the environment, such as –
 Source Reduction
- Turning something old into something new
- Food and yard waste can be composted
- Aluminum cans can be melted and pressed into new sheets
that can be reused.
- Glass bottles can be crushed and melted to make new glass
products.

8. Waste Management Options (cont.)
 Recycling
- materials that cannot be recycled are processed to generate
energy and other sources
- biodegradable waste can be converted to soil conditioners or
organic fertilizers through composting
- energy can be recovered through incinerator systems that
produces steam, or through pyrolisis to extract methane gas

9. Waste Management Options (cont.)
 Treatment or Recovery
- reducing the amount of waste and the toxicity of the waste
that is produced.
- manufacturers may come up with products containing fewer
harmful materials
- consumers may choose to buy more durable and non-
disposable products

10. Waste Management Options (cont.)
 Disposal
- discarding solid residues- ashes and slag – that result from
treatment.
( Source : The Hierarchy of Solid Waste Management, pp.9-10, Solid
Waste Management – Mapping out Solutions at the Local Level
[Philippines- Canada Local Government Support Program])

11. What is the best solution to waste problem?
 The best solution to solid waste is the use of Maxisaver
Solid Waste Solution System (or Maxisaver Machine &
Fertilizer System)

14. What is MAXISAVER Machine and
Fertilizer System?
It is an integrated Materials Recovery Facility System invented by
Dr. Luis Cervantes, Jr. which segregates biodegradable and
non-biodegradable wastes.
After segregation, the biodegradable wastes are converted
into organic liquid and compost fertilizer within 5 minutes.
While, the non-biodegradable wastes may be recycled and
used in the production of hollow blocks, bricks, and other
infrastructure materials, decorative pieces , monoblock
tables and chairs, among others.

15. Maxi-saver Machine and Fertilizer System is
composed of:
 Receiving Feed Conveyor
- it receives and feed the waste to the shredder machine. This is
movable and foldable.
 Primary Multi Shredder
- can shred all kinds of materials, such as tires, fabric, sando
bag, diaper, tarpaulin, tin/ can, galvanized iron, aluminum, hard
PVC, hard plastic, rubber sandals, foam, lumber or wood,
bamboo, fiberglass, batteries, leather, cable wire cover, trunk of
trees, coconut stalk, coconut husk, coconut shell, stone,
concrete hollow blocks, bricks, clay pot, tiles, ceramics, glass,
etc.

16. Maxi-Saver Machine and Fertilizer System (cont.)
 Secondary Pulverizer Shredder
- used in shredding plastic, pet bottles, PE plastic, soft PVC, blowing
plastic, injection plastic, sando bag
 Composting Shredder Machine
- used in shredding coconut husk, vegetables, leaves, agricultural
wastes to produce organic fertilizer with the following components:
a) Additive and enzyme feeder
b) Compactor/ squeezer machine
c) Discharge screw conveyor
 Housing
- Enclosed the machine & components in one house for total
protection

17. MAXI-SAVER MACHINE AND FERTILIZER SYSTEM
FOR NON-BIODEGRADABLE

18. LMS MULTI-PURPOSE
PULVERIZER Optimized Cutting Geometry
Application
Technical Specifications
Features

20. LMS SHREDDER Optimized Cutting Geometry
Technical Specifications
Features

22. PULVERIZED PLASTICS

23. Benefits of Non-Biodegradable Solid
Byproduct
 May generate income
when bricks, hollow
blocks produced from
pulverized plastic are sold
 May generate savings by
using the materials for
infrastructure projects of
the LGU

24. Benefits of the Fiber Byproduct
 Coco fiber byproduct may
be woven into rugs and
decorative pieces and
may be used as livelihood
of the local residents to
generate revenues

26. RAPID COMPOSTING MACHINE (FOR BIODEGRADABLE)

27. Rapid Composting wealth
waste
Machine
5 minutes
A breakthrough technology that converts organic
waste to wealth in 5 minutes

28. with
BIO-INNOCULANT
(Bio Enzyme and Additives)
Rapid Composting Machine
A breakthrough technology that
100% pure and A breakthrough technology that
converts organic waste to wealth in
converts organic waste to wealth
5 minutes
premium organic in 5 minutes
fertilizer

30. How does it process the biodegradable
solid waste?
minutes

31. About the Material Recovery Facility (MRF)
 The machinery and multi-strain microbes (or
enzymes) perform the rapid composting process
 The machinery system is protected under Republic
Act No. 8293 with Registration No. H2004-110 dated
February 26, 2004
 Multi-strain microbes is copyrighted under Dr. Luis
Cervantes, Jr.

32. About (Microbes)
 Decomposes organic matters rapidly through the
production of micro organisms of alcohol, esters and
anti microbial substances, thus, resulting to rapid
multiplication of bacteria that help control odors in
the process
 Turns organic waste into a very rich humus that can
restore and nourish soil fertility

33. Guarantees
 The microbes are safe even if taken orally by
humans or animals.
 There is abundant supply of microbes. It is locally
manufactured by Dr. Cervantes.

34. TEST RESULT OF SOIL PRODUCED
 Test conducted by the Bureau of Soils and Water Mgt
(Department of Agriculture)
 Nitrogen (N) 2.99%
 Phosporous (P2O5 ) 1.35%
 Potassium ( K2O) 5.85%
 Calcium (CaO) 5.47%
 Magnesium (MgO) 1.76
 Carbon (C) 20.77%

35. Benefits of the Biodegradable Solid Compost
Byproduct
 May be used by the
local government as a
source of income
 May also be used to
sustain and compliment
the agricultural industry
of the constituency

36. Benefits of the Liquid By product
 If used as a liquid fertilizer, it gets
the nitrogen from the air which
helps the natural process for
plants – Nitrogen fixing bacteria
found in the microbes.
 If used as methane gas, it can
empower the whole waste
management facility because it’s
heating value is 10 times more
than regular gasoline

38. Operating Capacities
The machine is scalable to meet client requirements

39. Key Features/ Advantages
 Promotes ZERO WASTE as it processes/ recycles both
biodegradable and non-biodegradable wastes into useful and
income- generating by-products
- raw garbage is composed of 30% biodegradable and 70% non-
biodegradable
 Efficient as the process of producing organic fertilizer is 88%
faster with Maxi-saver
 Sustainable as it is locally-manufactured/produced
- Parts, enzymes and services are easily available
 Affordable/economical as it is cheaper than similar imported
machines
 User/ Environment friendly as it does not use broiler (which
generates heat) to process the waste