Product Name	Mobile Odor Control Fogging System
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Product Overview	The Mobile Odor Control Fogging System is a high-output environmental treatment unit designed for livestock farms, manure handling areas, rendering facilities, wastewater zones and other agricultural locations where broad-area odor treatment is required. The machine uses centrifugal atomization instead of conventional high-pressure spray nozzles. Liquid is delivered to a high-speed atomizing head, where it is converted into fine droplets and projected over a wide area by strong airflow. This nozzle-free design helps reduce clogging and simplifies routine maintenance. For mobile applications, diluted treatment solution can be prepared directly in the integrated tank. For longer-duration operation, the system can be connected to a continuous water supply and an external metering pump that injects concentrated odor-control chemical into the feed line before atomization. The wheeled structure and adjustable fogging head allow the equipment to be moved between livestock buildings, manure storage areas, service yards and other treatment zones according to farm operating requirements.
Key Features	Nozzle-Free Centrifugal Atomization: Produces fine fog without conventional high-pressure spray nozzles, helping reduce clogging and maintenance. High Airflow Projection: Strong fan-assisted fog discharge provides wide-area chemical dispersion. Mobile Wheeled Design: Suitable for moving between livestock buildings and treatment areas. Adjustable Fogging Head: Multiple head-angle positions allow fog direction to be adapted to different treatment zones. Fine Droplet Generation: Variable droplet size can be achieved by adjusting liquid feed rate. Integrated Liquid Tank: Supports short-term mobile treatments using pre-mixed odor-control solution. Metering Pump Compatible: Concentrated treatment chemicals can be injected directly into the water feed for longer-duration applications. Automatic Water Refill: A float-controlled water connection can support extended operation. Automatic Low-Level Shut-Off: Available operating mode helps prevent the internal pump from running dry. Corrosion-Resistant Options: Stainless steel plumbing configurations are available for selected aggressive treatment chemicals.
Structural Components	Centrifugal Atomizing Head: Converts liquid into fine fog and projects it into the treatment area. High-Output Fan Assembly: Provides strong air movement for fog distribution. Integrated Solution Tank: Stores prepared treatment solution for mobile operation. Internal Liquid Pump: Supplies liquid from the tank to the atomizing head. Dual Flow Control Valves: Allow adjustment of liquid feed and fogging output. Metering Pump Connection: Provides an inlet for external concentrated-chemical injection. Automatic Float Valve: Controls incoming water during continuous-feed operation. Mechanical Control Box: Manages manual operation and automatic shut-off functions. Pivoting Head Support: Allows the fogging head to be positioned at several discharge angles. Heavy-Duty Wheels and Frame: Support mobile deployment in industrial and agricultural environments.
Working Principle	Liquid enters a reservoir behind the rotating atomizing fan. Centrifugal force moves the liquid through internal channels toward the blade tips, where it is broken into fine droplets and further atomized before being projected into the surrounding airflow. For short-duration mobile use, diluted treatment solution can be prepared in the onboard tank and supplied directly to the atomizer. For continuous odor-control operation, fresh water can enter through the float-controlled supply connection while an external metering pump injects concentrated odor-treatment chemical into the feed line. This configuration allows the treatment ratio to be controlled without repeatedly mixing large batches inside the tank. Fog output and droplet size can be adjusted by changing the liquid feed rate. Lower output generally produces finer and drier particles, while higher liquid flow produces larger droplets.
Technical Specifications	Product Type Mobile Odor Control Fogging System Atomization Method Nozzle-free centrifugal atomization Reference Tank Capacity 18 US gal / approximately 68 L Reference Net Fogging Output Approximately 2.4–7.9 GPH at 60 Hz; 9.7–25.4 LPH at 50 Hz Reference Airflow Approximately 3,000 CFM at 60 Hz; 2,800 CFM at 50 Hz Average Particle Size Approximately 5–10 microns at low output; 10–20 microns at high output Fogging Head Angle 0°, 15°, 30° or 45° on the reference configuration Reference Motor 1/2 hp at 115V 60Hz or 1/3 hp at 240V 50Hz Reference Dimensions Approximately 53 × 65 × 112 cm Reference Unit Weight Approximately 36.3 kg Chemical Injection External metering pump compatible Environment Indoor or outdoor use according to selected configuration and operating conditions Electrical Configuration According to destination market and project requirements
Applications	Commercial pig farm odor-control areas Poultry farm service and manure handling areas Livestock manure storage and transfer zones Rendering and animal by-product facilities Wastewater treatment areas Farm waste and compost handling sites Livestock loading and service yards Agricultural processing facilities Feed and organic material handling areas Large outdoor odor-treatment zones New livestock farm construction projects Existing farm environmental-control upgrades
Customization Options	Electrical Supply: Voltage and frequency can be selected according to destination-market requirements. Stainless Steel Plumbing: Available for selected corrosive odor-control or sanitation chemicals. Chemical Injection: External metering pump systems can be integrated according to treatment requirements. Automatic Operation: Timer or external control integration is available according to project requirements. Water Supply: Continuous water connection with automatic float control can be configured. Treatment Chemical: System configuration can be matched to compatible odor neutralizers or other approved treatment liquids. Fogging Capacity: Output can be adjusted according to treatment area and application method. Farm Project Integration: Deployment can be designed according to local climate, odor source, prevailing airflow and farm conditions.
Installation & Maintenance	Position the mobile fogger on a stable surface with adequate clearance around the fan intake and discharge area. The fogging head should be directed toward the target treatment zone while avoiding unnecessary spraying onto sensitive electrical equipment or occupied work areas. For continuous operation, connect the water supply to the float-controlled inlet and install the metering pump according to the selected chemical dilution ratio. Chemical compatibility should be confirmed before operation. Routine maintenance includes cleaning the atomizing head, checking the fan guard, inspecting liquid lines and strainers, cleaning the tank, checking flow-control valves and verifying correct operation of the low-level shut-off system. Only treatment chemicals compatible with the equipment materials and approved for the intended agricultural application should be used. Dilution, exposure and worker-safety requirements must follow the chemical manufacturer's instructions.
Project Cases	Mobile odor-control foggers are suitable for farms where treatment locations change during daily operation or where permanent fixed fogging lines are not required. In commercial pig farms, a mobile system can be positioned near manure transfer areas, loading zones or other localized odor sources. For poultry and agricultural processing facilities, the unit can be moved between service areas according to operating schedules. For long-duration odor-control projects, the system can be connected to a continuous water source and a concentrated chemical drum through a metering pump, allowing extended operation with reduced manual refilling. Final treatment design should consider odor source intensity, wind direction, treatment chemical characteristics, operating schedule and site safety requirements.
Product FAQ	Q: Does the system use conventional spray nozzles? A: No. The reference design uses centrifugal atomization, which produces fog without conventional high-pressure nozzles. Q: Can the machine be moved between different farm areas? A: Yes. The integrated wheeled structure is designed for mobile deployment. Q: Can concentrated odor-control chemical be injected automatically? A: Yes. The system can be connected to an external metering pump that injects concentrate into the incoming water line. Q: Can it operate continuously? A: Extended operation is possible when the system is connected to a continuous water supply and suitable chemical injection arrangement. Q: Can fog direction be adjusted? A: Yes. The reference unit provides multiple fogging-head positions for different discharge angles. Q: Is it suitable for livestock farms? A: Yes. It can be used for suitable odor-treatment applications around pig farms, poultry facilities, manure handling areas and other agricultural sites. Q: Can corrosive treatment chemicals be used? A: Stainless steel plumbing options are available for selected corrosive solutions, but chemical compatibility should always be confirmed before use. Q: Can output be adjusted? A: Yes. Dual flow-control valves allow the liquid feed rate and fogging output to be adjusted according to the application.
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