How chicken manure technology helps make the world a better place
Have you ever wondered what to do with chicken manure? This product of bird activity can cause significant harm to the environment if not handled properly.
However, thanks to new technology for recycling chicken manure, we can obtain valuable resources that can help make the world a better place. When we process one ton of chicken manure, we get 60 cubic meters of biogas, which contains at least 70% methane, 1.26 tons of liquid concentrated biohumus and 0.54 tons of solid biohumus.
Thus, we can use these resources to produce energy, fertilizer and other valuable products. This not only helps to reduce waste and the negative impact on the environment, but also contributes to the sustainable development of our planet.
Our technology is already being used in many countries around the world and has been shown to be effective. In addition, we are working to improve it to produce even more valuable resources and reduce the burden on the environment.
Join our mission and help us make the world a better place, starting with recycling chicken manure.
In addition, we are ready to offer you assistance in organizing chicken manure recycling on your farm or elsewhere. We can educate you on our methods and techniques so you can gain valuable resources and reduce your environmental footprint.
Contact us to learn more about our technology and partnership opportunities. Together we can make the world a better place!
Brief description of the technology
Chicken manure enters the receiving tank and then into the homogenizer, where the mass is homogenized and the substrate is normalized in terms of pH and moisture. The homogenizer is located either directly next to the receiving tank or above the hydrolysis. The volume of one homogenizer is 60 M3. This installation provides for the installation of 2 homogenizers. Homogenization is carried out by screw pumps, agitators. Volume homogenizers designed on the volume of incoming raw materials with a 2-day supply, which makes the installation independent of the frequency of incoming raw materials.
Homogenizers
Fermenter and hydrolyzer new design
Separation
Gas system
Automation and power supply system
Dome system