Two-Stage Manure Sloped Screen Separator

• Coarse first-stage and finer second-stage screening allow separate optimization of solids capture and liquid flow.
• Gravity drainage across wedge-wire surfaces supports separation without a drive on the basic screen assemblies.
• Inlet distribution and screen angle can be designed to control flow across each stage.
• Separate liquid and captured-solids outlets simplify integration with downstream equipment.
• Access for screen washing and inspection supports routine operation in demanding farm conditions.

• Screen arrangement: Two sloped screening stages in series.
• Primary and secondary slot openings: According to project requirements.
• Screen area and feed capacity: Selected for the expected flow and manure characteristics.
• Frame and wetted-part materials: Available upon request.
• Angle adjustment and washing: Customizable for the selected design.
• Installation environment: Designed according to local climate and farm conditions.

Why use two screen stages?
The first removes larger solids, reducing the load on the finer second screen and allowing each stage to serve a different screening objective.

Does the second screen make the liquid suitable for every reuse application?
No. The required water quality depends on its intended use; testing and additional treatment may be necessary.

Will the system produce dry, stackable manure solids?
A sloped screen primarily drains free liquid. A press may be needed when further dewatering is required.