Lystek is involved in developing a process to handle, treat and convert farm waste biomass into heat, steam, power, alternative fuels and building materials. Their technologies deal with agricultural wastes through four potential stages including 1) Collection and concentration, 2) Dewatering and drying, 3) Gasification and conversion and 4) Synthesis gas utilization. Manure is therefore partially dewatered and digested to produce pumpable biosolids. The high solids fraction is dried further and gasified to produce syngas which can be used to produce heat/power.

FASC’s Micronizer sets up a resonant shock wave that exceeds the tensile strength of the input material and practically blows particles apart. Animal manures processed thorugh the KDS Micronex become dry, nutrient rich powders that are pathogen free and can be pelletized for ease of application.

The EATAD process biologically converts biodegradable waste into organic material, microorganism bodies, CO₂ and gaseous ammonia. The ammonia is scrubbed out of the waste gas and reintroduced to the liquid product stream. The products from the EATAD system are therefore granular fertility products and liquid fertility products. The IBR process guarantees 100% removal of pathogens, produces fertilizers always having the same nutrient value, and effectively removes odour from the products.