TERRA HEALER

ECO SHIELD

Sanitary Napkins & Diapers

• Tampons

• Menstrual Pads

• Disposable Diapers

• Cloth Diapers

• Training Pants

• Adult Diapers

• Menstrual Cups

• Panty Liners

• Reusable Sanitary Pads

A revolutionary machine has been introduced that can effectively process and decompose a wide range of biodegradable wastes — machine can efficiently process and convert the following types of biodegradable waste into organic fertilizer:

• Sanitary waste: Sanitary napkins and diapers
  
  

• Poultry waste: Chicken and slaughterhouse waste
  
  

• Biomedical waste: Used syringes, masks, gloves, and related materials
  
  

• Aquatic waste: Algae from canals and rivers
  
  

• Household waste: General biodegradable domestic waste
  
  

• Animal waste: Various livestock and pet wastes
  
  

• Fish market waste: Fish remains, shells, and egg waste
  
  

• Vegetable and fruit waste: Market and kitchen leftovers

This innovative technology efficiently converts these diverse waste materials into high-quality organic fertilizer, promoting sustainable waste management and environmental conservation.

All-in-One Sanitary and Waste-to-Fertilizer Machine

Overview

This report investigates whether a fully automated, all-in-one machine exists that can:

• Crush used organic sanitary napkins and diapers,

• Mix them with abattoir waste, Pathogenic biomedical waste, and organic waste,

• Disinfect the mixture using autoclaving and organic chemicals,

• And fully convert the waste into usable soil or fertilizer.

Existing Technologies

• Waste Converters (Autoclave Systems): These are used in hospitals and farms to shred, sterilize, and partially compost biomedical and organic waste.

• Diaper/Sanitary Napkin Incinerators: Machines exist to thermally destroy pads and diapers but do not support recovery or conversion into fertilizer.

• Patent Concepts: Some patents propose autoclave-based treatment of diapers and sanitary waste, but no complete, market-ready, automated system is available.

Technology Availability Table

Feature                                                                         Availability

Crushing diapers/sanitary napkins                              Partial

Mixing with biomedical/organic/abattoir waste     Yes

Disinfection via autoclave and organic chemicals      Yes

Conversion into usable soil/fertilizer                             Partial

Fully automated all-in-one process                             Not Available

Conclusion

As of now, there is no single, fully integrated machine in the world that performs all these steps in a single automated workflow. Components for each individual task exist separately, but they are not available in a single compact system.

Recommendation

Future development efforts can focus on integrating existing technologies into one comprehensive solution. This includes:

• Diaper/sanitary waste shredders,

• Biomedical and abattoir waste mixers,

• Autoclave sterilization systems,

• Organic composting or soil recovery units,

• And a unified control system for full automation.

Note

This report is based on research conducted through international patent and technology resources, including:

WIPO – Search International and National Patent Collections

USPTO – United States Patent and Trademark Office

EPO – European Patent Office

JPO – Japan Patent Office

KIPO – Korean Intellectual Property Office

IPO - Indian Patent Office

CNIPA – National Intellectual Property Administration of the People's Republic of China