Livestock Transport Applications

Ammonia (NH3) is formed from the breakdown of urea in slurry and manure, and hence this is the main source of NH3 emission in the UK. High levels of NH3 emissions can cause a large amount of environmental damage to vegetation. As well as the outward environmental impact, high NH3 concentrations in and around livestock enclosures have a detrimental effect on the health and well-being of the animals.

By Protea Limited based in Middlewich, UNITED KINGDOM.

SCS modular slurry treatment systems, incorporating decanting centrifuges and flocculation units, support clients worldwide, serving as an integral part of agriculture waste processing and dewatering projects. Centrifuge dewatering of manure plays a vital role in the production of fertilizer and in preparing feedstock as fuel for a waste-to-energy process. SCS systems offer both environmental benefits and financial opportunities to our partners and customers. Significant volumes of nutrient rich slurry are...

By Solids Control Services based in Altens, UNITED KINGDOM.