Livestock & Poultry Exhaust Air Treatment System

• Centralized livestock-house exhaust air treatment layout
• Modified PP filter media wall
• Water spray and wet scrubbing section
• Corrosion-resistant circulation piping
• SUS304 critical components
• Integrated exhaust fan connection
• Modular installation for different farm ventilation layouts

• Modified PP Filter Media: UV-resistant polypropylene packing provides a large air-to-water contact surface and durable service in livestock exhaust environments.
• Ammonia and Odor Reduction: Wet-contact treatment helps reduce ammonia, odor compounds and airborne contaminants in exhaust air.
• Dust Capture: The filter and spray sections help remove particulate matter carried from livestock and poultry houses.
• Modular Design: Treatment modules can be adapted to different barn lengths, fan layouts and project airflow requirements.
• Easy Installation: Modular structural design simplifies on-site assembly and integration with centralized exhaust ventilation systems.
• Corrosion Resistance: Critical components are manufactured from SUS304 stainless steel for improved durability in humid and corrosive farm environments.
• Energy-Conscious Operation: Airflow resistance and circulation systems can be optimized according to the project to help control operating costs.
• Environmental Controller Integration: The system can be linked with an AC810 environmental controller for coordinated ventilation and treatment operation.
• Project Customization: Airflow capacity, filter dimensions, water circulation, control logic and installation arrangement are designed according to the livestock-house project.

• Commercial pig farms
• Pig finishing houses
• Sow and breeding facilities
• Layer poultry houses
• Broiler houses
• Centralized livestock exhaust ventilation systems
• Farm odor-control projects
• Environmental compliance upgrade projects
• New livestock-house and farm renovation projects

• Determine the total barn exhaust airflow and fan arrangement before final system sizing.
• Install the treatment modules so that barn exhaust air is evenly distributed across the filter-media surface.
• Check spray nozzles, circulation pumps and piping regularly to maintain uniform wetting of the filter media.
• Inspect the modified PP packing for blockage, damage or excessive contamination.
• Clean filter media and water circulation components according to operating conditions and pressure-drop changes.
• Monitor circulation-water quality and replace or treat process water as required by the selected system design.
• Inspect SUS304 components, fasteners, fan connections and structural supports periodically.
• Verify controller linkage and fan interlocking after electrical servicing.
• Prevent freezing of pumps, pipelines and treatment water in cold-climate installations.
• Disconnect electrical power and isolate pumps and fans before maintenance work.

Q: What pollutants can the system help reduce?
A: The system is designed primarily to reduce ammonia, odor compounds and airborne dust in exhaust air from livestock and poultry buildings.

Q: What type of filter media is used?
A: The standard design uses modified PP filter media with UV resistance and durable mechanical properties.

Q: Can the system be used for pig and poultry houses?
A: Yes. The overall system can be designed for pig or poultry projects, but airflow, filter area and treatment configuration should be selected according to the specific animal house.

Q: Can it connect with the farm ventilation controller?
A: Yes. The system can be linked with an AC810 environmental controller for coordinated operation according to the project configuration.

Q: What airflow capacity is available?
A: There is no single fixed airflow rating. System capacity is designed according to the total ventilation requirement of the livestock building.

Q: Does the system require circulating water?
A: Wet scrubbing configurations use a water circulation system to keep the filter media wetted and capture contaminants from the exhaust air.

Q: Are ammonia removal rates fixed?
A: No. Actual performance depends on inlet concentration, airflow, contact area, water chemistry, media configuration and operating conditions.

Q: What information is required for system design?
A: Please provide the animal type, barn dimensions, stocking capacity, maximum ventilation airflow, exhaust fan arrangement, target pollutants, local emission requirements and available installation space.