can anyone tell me how to grind food waste into liquid form?i hope to know its operations and mechanism?

Answer 1

Try a blender

Answer 2

This question is awfully familiar. Blenders contain rotary blades at the base of the removable glass container that chop up the materials inside it. When the appliance is turned on, the blades pulse or rotate at varying speeds to prepare foods. A blender can blend, chop, liquefy, crush and puree a great variety of cooked and raw foods. I'd use a blender and set it on liquefy. The rinds of fruits and vegetable, for example, will be smashed and, in turn, release their pulp (juices). An electric home juicer or food processor may be used, as well. Squeeze any pulp through a sieve to extract all the juice.

Answer 3

A garbage disposal unit will do a good job of grinding food waste into a reasonably liquified state, but it's still fairly solid nonetheless. It'll get down a sewer, and that's all you have to worry about.

What you ought to do is take a trip to your local sewage treatment plant and see where it all winds up and how it's handled. It is just amazing; even in a small town you'll find some of the biggest machines you've ever seen.

Answer 4

I don't really understand the question, a blender will do it but for large volumes most people use a garbage disposal unit that grinds and flushes it down the drain. are you trying to speed up the rotting process to save the enviorment ? then you are using more energy and being counter productive. but if you use worms you are going in the right direction but it takes time.

Answer 5

Just put a doodie in the blender. Operation squishy by ocillation. Good luck!

Answer 6

Garbage disposal