Poultry Manure Elevator Conveyor

The Poultry Manure Elevator Conveyor is a heavy-duty inclined conveying system designed to transfer manure from poultry-house collection equipment to a higher discharge point. It can receive manure from horizontal cross belts, cage manure belts or other collection conveyors and elevate the material for loading into trucks, storage facilities or downstream treatment equipment.

In a typical automated layer-house installation, manure collected by polypropylene belts beneath the cages is discharged onto a horizontal cross conveyor. The cross conveyor then feeds the elevator either in line or at approximately 90 degrees, depending on the building and manure-handling layout.

The inclined conveyor uses a reinforced support frame, durable belt, drive rollers and retaining components to transport poultry manure reliably at the required elevation. Outdoor drive and structural components can be specified for demanding farm environments and changing weather conditions.

The system is suitable for commercial poultry farms, steel structure poultry buildings and turnkey manure-management projects requiring automatic transfer from poultry houses to vehicles, manure storage, drying, composting or fertilizer-processing systems.

• Efficient Vertical Transfer: Elevates poultry manure from floor-level or cross conveyors to trucks, storage areas or manure-processing equipment.
• Heavy-Duty Construction: Reinforced steel framing and industrial conveyor components are designed for continuous agricultural operation.
• Flexible Conveyor Connection: Can be connected in line or at an angled transfer arrangement according to poultry-house layout.
• Reliable Belt Transport: Durable belt materials and running rollers provide stable movement of fresh or partially dried poultry manure.
• Outdoor Installation Capability: Drive and structural components can be configured for installation outside poultry buildings.
• Truck Loading Capability: Elevated discharge height can be designed for direct loading into manure trucks or trailers.
• Storage Integration: Suitable for transferring manure directly to covered storage or distribution conveyors.
• Fast Manure Removal: High-capacity conveying helps reduce manure retention time inside the poultry house.
• Reduced Manual Handling: Automated transfer minimizes loader and manual manure-handling requirements.
• Easy System Integration: Compatible with cage manure belts, cross conveyors, manure dryers and composting systems.
• Project-Based Engineering: Conveyor length, width, incline, discharge height and supporting structure can be customized.

• Heavy-duty galvanized or corrosion-resistant steel frame
• Rubber, PVC or equivalent manure conveyor belt
• Inclined elevator conveyor section
• Drive roller or motorized drum assembly
• Return rollers and belt-support rollers
• Belt tensioning and alignment components
• Side retaining panels
• Manure scrapers and belt-cleaning components
• Horizontal conveyor connection section
• Elevated discharge hood
• Structural support legs and bracing
• Electric motor and control components
• Safety guards and emergency-stop devices

Manure from the longitudinal belts beneath the poultry cages is first discharged onto a horizontal cross conveyor. This conveyor transports the material toward the manure elevator positioned outside or at the end of the poultry house.

The manure enters the lower receiving section of the inclined elevator. The moving conveyor belt carries the material upward while side panels and retaining components help prevent manure from falling from the belt during elevation.

At the upper discharge point, manure falls directly into a truck, trailer, storage conveyor, manure store or downstream processing system. Conveyor routing can also be arranged to distribute manure within a storage facility.

The complete manure-handling sequence can be coordinated through a central control panel so that cage belts, cross conveyors and elevator conveyors operate in the correct order.

Product Type: Inclined poultry manure elevator conveyor

Application: Poultry manure transfer and elevated discharge

Conveyor Orientation: Inclined / elevated

Belt Material: Rubber, PVC or equivalent heavy-duty conveyor material

Frame Material: Galvanized or corrosion-resistant steel

Conveyor Width: Customizable

Conveyor Length: According to project requirements

Incline Angle: Designed according to discharge height and site conditions

Discharge Height: Customizable for truck, trailer, storage or processing equipment

Transport Capacity: Designed according to manure volume and upstream conveyor capacity

Drive System: Electric motor, gearbox or motorized drum according to configuration

Belt Speed: According to project requirements

Horizontal Conveyor Interface: In-line or angled connection available

Outdoor Configuration: Available upon request

Control Method: Manual, timer-controlled or integrated automatic control

Voltage / Frequency: According to destination-market electrical standards

• Commercial layer cage houses
• Pullet rearing facilities
• Broiler breeder farms
• Multi-tier poultry cage systems
• Automatic poultry manure removal systems
• Truck and trailer manure loading
• Covered poultry manure storage facilities
• Poultry manure drying systems
• Composting and fertilizer-processing plants
• Steel structure poultry buildings
• Turnkey commercial poultry farm projects

• Conveyor belt width: Customizable
• Elevator length: According to project requirements
• Incline angle: Customizable
• Discharge height: Designed for truck, trailer or storage requirements
• Horizontal conveyor connection: In line or angled configuration
• Supporting frame height: Customizable
• Drive system specification: Available upon request
• Weather-resistant configuration: Available upon request
• Manure scraper arrangement: According to project requirements
• Automatic control integration: Available upon request
• Storage distribution conveyor: Customizable
• Manure dryer or composting-system interface: Available upon request
• Complete manure transfer layout: Designed according to local climate and farm conditions

Installation should begin with confirmation of the manure collection point, required discharge height, conveyor angle and supporting foundation. The elevator frame must be securely anchored to the concrete foundation or approved steel structure.

The lower receiving section should be aligned accurately with the horizontal manure conveyor to minimize material loss. At the upper end, sufficient clearance should be provided for trucks, trailers, storage conveyors or manure-processing equipment.

Before commissioning, technicians should check belt alignment, tension, roller rotation, scraper contact, drive direction, safety guards and emergency-stop functions. The complete manure removal line should then be tested under load.

Routine maintenance includes cleaning the conveyor belt, removing manure accumulation around rollers, checking bearings and drive components, inspecting belt tension and alignment, and checking corrosion protection on outdoor steel components.

In a multi-tier layer farm, longitudinal manure belts beneath each cage level discharge onto a horizontal cross conveyor at the end of the poultry house. The cross conveyor transfers the manure to an external elevator conveyor, which raises it above trailer height for direct loading and transport.

For farms with centralized manure storage, the elevator can discharge onto another conveyor positioned above the storage area. The receiving conveyor then distributes manure to make more effective use of the available storage space.

For manure drying or fertilizer-processing projects, the elevator discharge can be engineered to feed downstream drying, composting or manure-processing equipment according to the required plant layout.

Q: What is a poultry manure elevator conveyor used for?

A: It raises poultry manure from a lower collection conveyor to a higher discharge point for loading into trucks, storage systems or manure-processing equipment.

Q: Can the elevator receive manure directly from cage manure belts?

A: Cage belts normally discharge onto a horizontal cross conveyor, which then feeds the manure elevator. The system can be arranged in line or at an angle according to the farm layout.

Q: Can the conveyor be installed outdoors?

A: Yes. Outdoor configurations can use corrosion-resistant structures and suitable drive components according to local climate and installation conditions.

Q: Can it load manure directly into a truck?

A: Yes. Conveyor height and discharge position can be designed to load compatible manure trucks or trailers directly.

Q: Can conveyor dimensions be customized?

A: Yes. Belt width, conveyor length, incline, supporting structure and discharge height can be selected according to project requirements.

Q: Can the system connect to a manure drying or composting line?

A: Yes. The discharge section can be engineered to feed suitable manure drying, storage, composting or fertilizer-processing equipment.

Q: Can SHEWUYOU supply the complete manure removal system?

A: Yes. Cage manure belts, horizontal cross conveyors, elevator conveyors, control equipment and downstream manure handling systems can be configured according to project requirements.