10–50 kg/day
Compact VEER models
Explore published GST-inclusive models for small resident clusters, community kitchens or carefully measured low-volume sites.
View Factory Store & prices →COMPOSTO by DSC Engineering · RWA & Apartment Waste Solutions
OWC Machine for Housing Societies & Apartments
A practical way for RWAs and facility managers to select an Organic Waste Converter based on actual segregated kitchen waste—not an assumed kg-per-flat figure. Plan the capacity, space, utilities and operating workflow before requesting a quotation.
01 / Plan the right capacity
Society OWC Capacity Calculator
Enter your own estimates, or preferably use 7–14 days of weighed, properly segregated food waste. The starting assumptions below are editable planning examples, not measured DSC guarantees or regulatory norms.
Exclude plastics, sanitary waste, glass, large branches and other non-compatible waste. Model selection also depends on waste composition, loading schedule, and product-specific conditions.
Estimated segregated wet waste
90 kg/dayPlanning capacity including margin
108 kg/daySuggested next model to discuss
OWC 200 SS
Preliminary size only—confirm with measured waste and DSC Engineering.
View suitable machineThis is a sizing aid, not a performance guarantee or a quotation. Large societies may require phased loading, more than one machine or a different operating arrangement.
02 / Real equipment options
Choose by daily organic-waste load
Individual published machine capacities are a better starting point than generic “flats served” claims. Compact VEER models may suit smaller sites; larger projects require technical review.
100–200 kg/day
Medium society projects
Evaluate one or more systems based on collection timing, available power, operator schedule and actual waste stream.
View 100 kg OWC →
500–1000 kg/day
Large residential campuses
Higher throughput projects need an engineered layout, segregation facilities, electrical review and planned compost handling.
View 500 kg OWC →See all COMPOSTO capacities on our OWC machine price and model comparison page.
03 / Before placing an order
What an RWA should check first
Weigh & segregate
Record daily food and compatible organic waste separately from dry waste and garden branches. Track weekdays and peak days.
Assess the proposed site
Check vehicle/trolley access, covered working area, utilities, drainage needs, safe clearances and compost storage.
Define daily operations
Assign trained operators for collection, feeding, cleaning, curing and end-product use. Electrical safety and proper earthing are essential.
Request a technical quotation
Share waste measurements, site photographs, available electrical supply and expected project timeline so DSC can recommend a configuration.
04 / Avoid common sizing mistakes
Why flat count alone is not enough
Two societies with the same number of flats may produce very different volumes of segregated kitchen waste due to occupancy, eating habits, canteens, landscaping and collection practices.
Choose based on measured compatible waste; remember that garden trimmings, polythene and other unsuitable material may damage equipment or reduce processing effectiveness.
Explore real COMPOSTO projects →Documents that help us size your project
- Flat count and approximate occupied units
- 7–14 days of segregated wet-waste measurements
- Existing collection and disposal method
- Installation area photographs or plan
- Electrical supply availability
- Required operating and handover support
05 / Common questions
Frequently asked questions
What size OWC machine is needed for a housing society?
There is no universally accurate machine size per number of flats. Weigh daily segregated compatible food waste and allow for peaks, then compare with COMPOSTO model capacities.
Can one machine handle 500 or 1000 flats?
Possibly, but it cannot be determined from flat count alone. Occupancy, waste quantities, segregation and daily loading schedule must be reviewed first.
What is the electricity cost per flat?
Electricity usage depends on the selected model, cycle, duty hours and tariff. A credible per-flat cost requires the model’s actual consumption and occupied-flat count—not a universal fixed estimate.
Can garden waste and plastic be processed?
Do not feed polythene, plastic or other non-compatible waste. Large grass, branches and woody material require separate handling unless a specific machine is designed and approved for them.
Does DSC Engineering support installation and training?
Site-specific installation, commissioning and operator training requirements can be discussed during quotation. Exact inclusions should be confirmed in the written offer.
How do we get the OWC machine price?
Published VEER 10–50 kg/day models can be viewed in the factory store. For larger requirements, share measured waste and site details for a project-specific quotation.
Direct from DSC Engineering
Plan an OWC machine for your society
Tell us your location, approximate occupied flats and, ideally, measured daily segregated kitchen waste. We will discuss suitable COMPOSTO capacity and site requirements.