drying (liquid) manure
Part of the humidity in the manure can be removed through the drying process. The volume can be reduced to 1/10 of the original volume of the manure.
Dorset has many years of experience in drying (liquid) manure. The warm air which is required for this process can be supplied by using either farmhouse air or residual heat from the generation of electricity.
Drying helps to reduce both the processing and transport costs. The dried end product still contains many minerals and is therefore a good nutrient for plants.
preserve minerals
The dried end product still contains many minerals
Benefits of the Dorset dryer
Low energy consumption
Highly compact and flexible
Requires little maintenance
Fully automatic operation without supervision is possible
Through the remixing function, a pre- treatment of the digestate is not necessary
Low dust generation through low air speed
Why dry manure?
- Making good use of residual heat during the entire year
- Lower storage and transport costs
- New sales and utilization possibilities
- hygienization and reduced emissions/odours
End product
Depending on the input and the techniques used, various end products can be achieved.
Separated and dried material
Dried and pelleted material
Brochure
For more information about the treatment of manure, please read our brochures.
