Stationary Foam Cleaning System

• Fixed cleaning station for professional agricultural and livestock facilities.
• Designed for controlled foam detergent application and subsequent rinsing.
• Suitable for repeated cleaning operations in commercial pig houses and other farm buildings.
• Centralized utility connections help organize water, chemical and cleaning distribution.
• Supports dedicated cleaning points for different livestock compartments.
• Suitable for integration with compatible high-pressure or medium-pressure cleaning equipment.
• Foam application helps provide visible coverage on floors, walls, partitions and other compatible surfaces.
• Fixed installation reduces the need to transport the main cleaning unit between cleaning zones.
• Modular configuration allows selection of chemical inlets, outlets, accessories and control components.
• Stainless steel or other corrosion-resistant construction options can be specified according to project requirements.
• Suitable for technical rooms, service areas or protected locations within livestock buildings.
• Designed for straightforward inspection, servicing and replacement of wear components.
• System layout can be adapted to building size, cleaning frequency and number of operators.

• Main Cleaning Station: Fixed housing containing the primary water, foam and control components.
• Pump Assembly: Provides the required water pressure and flow according to the selected configuration.
• Foam Mixing Block: Combines water, detergent and compressed air to generate cleaning foam.
• Chemical Injection System: Controls detergent introduction into the cleaning circuit.
• Water Inlet: Connects the system to the farm's water supply network.
• Air Connection: Provides compressed air where an air-assisted foam generation system is selected.
• Detergent Inlets: Allows one or more cleaning chemicals to be connected according to system configuration.
• Outlet Manifold: Distributes the cleaning medium toward hoses, satellites or dedicated cleaning points.
• High-Pressure or Cleaning Hose: Transfers the cleaning solution from the station to the working area.
• Spray Gun and Lance: Provides operator control of foam application and rinsing.
• Foam Nozzle: Produces the required foam pattern and coverage.
• Water Filter: Can be incorporated to protect the cleaning circuit from incoming impurities.
• Control Panel: Controls the selected cleaning functions according to the final system design.
• Wall Bracket or Support Frame: Provides secure mounting for fixed installation.
• Pipework Network: Connects the main station with designated cleaning zones or satellite stations.

Exact pressure, flow, power, chemical dosing, pipe diameter, dimensions and other parameters are determined after reviewing the farm layout and utility conditions. Detailed specifications are available upon request.

• Commercial pig farms and integrated swine production complexes
• Farrowing, nursery and finishing houses
• Pig pens, partitions, floors, walls and service corridors
• Poultry houses and poultry production facilities
• Cattle barns, dairy facilities and livestock service areas
• Feed preparation and livestock equipment areas
• Livestock transport equipment and trailers
• Agricultural machinery and farm vehicles
• Farm workshops and equipment wash-down zones
• Centralized cleaning areas serving multiple livestock buildings
• New livestock farm construction projects
• Steel structure agricultural building projects
• Farm renovation and cleaning-system upgrade projects

• Single or multiple detergent connections
• Foam generation and chemical dosing method
• Pump capacity and operating pressure
• Water flow requirement
• Compressed-air arrangement
• Number and location of cleaning outlets
• Wall-mounted or floor-mounted support structure
• Stainless steel or other corrosion-resistant housing options
• High-pressure hose length and hose management
• Spray gun, lance and nozzle selection
• Pipe diameter and distribution layout
• Water filtration and inlet protection
• Manual or controlled cleaning functions
• Electrical control configuration
• Technical-room or service-area installation
• Integration with existing farm utility systems
• Multiple livestock-house cleaning zones
• Designed according to local climate and farm conditions

Q: What is a stationary foam cleaning system?
A: It is a fixed cleaning installation that supplies detergent foam and rinsing water to designated cleaning points through a permanent utility and pipework arrangement.

Q: What is the difference between a stationary and mobile foam cleaning system?
A: A stationary system is permanently installed and connected to the facility utilities, while a mobile system is designed to be moved between different cleaning areas.

Q: Is it suitable for commercial pig farms?
A: Yes. The system can be designed for pig houses, livestock compartments, service corridors, equipment areas and other suitable washable surfaces.

Q: Can one station serve multiple livestock buildings?
A: Yes. Multiple cleaning outlets or satellite stations can be connected when the pump capacity, pipework and simultaneous user requirements are correctly engineered.

Q: Can different detergents be connected?
A: Yes. The number of chemical connections and dosing arrangement are customizable according to the cleaning procedure and project requirements.

Q: Can the system be integrated into a new pig farm construction project?
A: Yes. Water supply, drainage, electrical connections, compressed air, chemical storage, pipework and cleaning outlets can be planned together with the livestock building design.

Q: Can it be installed on a steel structure building?
A: Yes. The mounting method can be designed according to the building structure, support points and local engineering requirements. A separate support frame can also be considered.

Q: Does the system require compressed air?
A: Compressed air is required for certain foam generation configurations. The air supply requirement is determined according to the selected foam technology.

Q: Can the operating pressure and water flow be customized?
A: Yes. Pressure, flow and pump capacity are customizable according to the cleaning task, pipework design, number of users and project requirements.

Q: What should be considered before installation?
A: Key considerations include water pressure and volume, pipe diameter, pressure loss, electrical supply, compressed air, chemical supply, drainage, mounting structure and the number of simultaneous cleaning users.

Q: What information is required for a project quotation?
A: Typical information includes farm type, number and size of buildings, cleaning areas, water supply conditions, chemical requirements, number of operators, desired cleaning points, electrical standard, site layout and local climate conditions.