Animal Manure Dewatering Machine 5-20 m³/h Capacity 380V Industrial Solid-Liquid Separator
High-efficiency manure dewatering machine reduces moisture content from 30-40% to approximately 40%, processing 5-20 m³/h of organic waste. Features stainless steel construction, low energy consumption, and produces valuable organic fertilizers from livestock manure and agricultural byproducts.
High-efficiency manure processing machinery designed for solid-liquid separation of various organic materials, reducing moisture content and improving waste management efficiency.
- Animal wastes including pig manure, cow dung, poultry dung, horse excrement
- Biogas slurry, sludge gas and biogas fermentative residue
- Agricultural byproducts: manioc waste, tea slag, sweet potato waste, maize pulp, bagasse, medicine dregs
- Industrial residues: wood pulp fiber, paper pulp fiber, bean dregs, coffee grounds
- All types of solid-liquid separation applications
| Model | Main Dewater Equipment | Motor Power | Rotary Speed | Voltage | Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FR-200 | Pump | 3kw / 4kw | 45r/min / 1450r/min | 380v | 5-10 m³/h |
| FR-260 | Pump | 5.5kw / 3kw | 45r/min / 1450r/min | 380v | 10-20 m³/h |
| Material Type | FR-260 Capacity (m³/h) | FR-200 Capacity (m³/h) |
|---|---|---|
| Cow Dung | 7-10 | 4-6 |
| Pig Manure | 15-20 | 5-12 |
| Chicken Manure | 5-7 | 2-4 |
- Reduces raw material moisture from 30-40% to approximately 40% final moisture content
- Solid content of separated materials can reach up to 50%
- Significantly reduces CODcr content in wastewater
- Low energy consumption with high processing efficiency
- Compact iron steel construction with stainless steel main shaft and screen
- Easy operation and maintenance procedures
This manure dewatering system addresses modern livestock farming challenges by converting livestock sewage into valuable resources. The separated liquid organic fertilizer can be directly applied to crops, while the solid organic fertilizer can be transported to nutrient-deficient regions for soil improvement or processed into organic compound fertilizer after fermentation.