Digester
Pronunciation: /ˈdaɪˌdʒɛstər/
Digester (noun)
- A sealed tank where waste is kept warm so microbes break it down into simpler materials.
- A container used in food making to heat and soften ingredients so they change into a desired mixture.
- A vessel where chemicals are heated and left to react, producing a solution for further steps.
Examples
- The digester breaks down waste and reduces bad smells.
- Waste goes into the digester, where it is treated safely.