The machine is designed to separate solids and liquids in animal manure, enabling easier handling, reduced transport costs, improved manure management, and preparation of solid fraction for composting or field application.
It is suitable for a wide range of animal wastes including cattle, pig, poultry and other livestock manure. Performance may vary with bedding materials, litter content and moisture; contact the supplier for guidance on specific feedstocks.
Key specs include brand LongXing, type Animal Dung Processing Machine, overall single package size 150 x 120 x 150 cm. The product listing shows a machine weight of 1500 kg and a single gross package weight of 350 kg—please confirm exact shipping and component weights with the supplier as packaging and models may vary.
The core component is the motor. Standard delivery typically includes the vibrating separator unit, motor, mounting hardware and basic electrical connections. Check the packing list from the supplier for the exact included items.
Productivity depends on manure type, solids concentration, feed rate and operating settings. The machine is described as high productivity for effective solid–liquid separation. For expected throughput (e.g., m3/hour or tons/day) request performance curves or test data from the manufacturer tailored to your feedstock.
Final moisture content of the solid fraction varies with manure type and operating conditions. Typical separators can significantly reduce liquid content, but exact percentages depend on feed characteristics. Ask the supplier for typical moisture ranges from their test reports for similar materials.
Install on a flat, level concrete foundation capable of supporting the machine weight. Provide appropriate electrical supply for the motor, adequate drainage for the liquid fraction, and space for maintenance access. The supplier can provide recommended site layout and installation instructions.
Regular checks include motor and vibration mounts, screening element inspection and cleaning, fastener torque checks, lubrication of bearings where applicable, and inspection of seals and discharge chutes. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance schedule for service intervals and procedures.
Yes. The product listing indicates both a machinery test report and video outgoing inspection are provided. Request these documents and video prior to shipment to verify performance and condition.
Expect guards over moving parts, emergency stop provisions and secure electrical connections. Recommended precautions include lockout/tagout during maintenance, keeping clear of vibrating parts, and training operators on safe use. Confirm specific safety features with the manufacturer.
The machine is described as compact and easy to operate. Basic operator training covers feed rates, startup/shutdown, routine cleaning and simple troubleshooting. Suppliers often provide operation manuals and can offer training support.
LongXing typically supplies core spare parts such as screens, bearings, belts and motor components. Confirm availability, lead times and warranty terms with your distributor. Ask about local service partners for faster support.
The liquid fraction can be stored in lagoons, treated, or applied as fertilizer depending on local regulations. The solid fraction can be composted, dried further, or directly applied to fields as organic fertilizer. Handling should follow environmental regulations and agronomic best practices.
Yes. By separating solids from liquids it reduces the volume of waste to transport, facilitates nutrient management, decreases risk of runoff, and enables better use of nutrients through composting or controlled application, helping to lower environmental impact when used correctly.
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