Smart Vehicle Biosecurity Disinfection System

• Automatic Vehicle Detection: Sensors can identify vehicle entry and activate the configured disinfection cycle automatically.
• Comprehensive Lower-Vehicle Coverage: Strategically positioned nozzles can target tyres, wheels, wheel arches, underbody and accessible chassis areas.
• Smart Spray Control: Spray duration and operating sequence can be configured according to site traffic and biosecurity procedures.
• Adjustable Chemical Dosing: Dosing equipment can be configured for compatible disinfectants and required application conditions.
• Drive-Through Operation: Vehicles can pass through the treatment zone without requiring the driver to leave the cab for manual spraying.
• Controlled Overspray: Side screens and a defined spray platform can help contain spray and manage contaminated wastewater.
• Durable Construction: Galvanized steel structural components are suitable for demanding agricultural and outdoor environments.
• Modular Configuration: Spray bars, ramps, screens, sensors, pump equipment and control components can be arranged according to project requirements.
• Surface-Mounted or Inset Installation: Installation can be adapted to new construction projects or suitable existing farm entrances.
• Two-Way Traffic Option: Entry and exit detection can be configured where vehicles require treatment in both directions.
• Low Operator Dependency: Automatic activation provides a consistent treatment procedure without relying on drivers to manually operate spray equipment.
• International Project Adaptability: Electrical supply, structural dimensions, materials and controls can be designed according to local standards and farm conditions.

• Drive-Over Spray Platform: Provides the defined vehicle passage and supports the lower spray arrangement.
• Galvanized Steel Spray Frames: Structural frames support side, wheel and undercarriage spray components.
• Undercarriage Spray Bars: Low-level spray bars direct disinfectant toward tyres and lower chassis surfaces.
• Vertical Spray Bars: Side-mounted spray bars provide additional coverage around wheels and vehicle sides.
• Spray Nozzles: Multiple nozzles are positioned according to the required vehicle coverage and spray pattern.
• Vehicle Detection Sensors: Entry and optional exit sensors provide automatic system activation.
• Chemical Dosing Unit: Introduces compatible disinfectant into the water supply at the configured dosing rate.
• Pump Assembly: Provides the required flow and pressure for the selected spray configuration.
• Control Cabinet: Houses the electrical controls and automatic operating components.
• Side Screens: Optional galvanized or coated steel screens can help contain spray around the vehicle passage.
• Wastewater Collection: A collection tray or platform drainage arrangement can direct contaminated runoff toward an approved collection system.
• Access Ramps: Optional low-profile ramps can simplify vehicle entry and exit on surface-mounted installations.

Final dimensions, pump pressure, flow rate, nozzle quantity, tank capacity, electrical specification and structural load rating are customizable and should be confirmed according to vehicle type, traffic volume, local climate and farm conditions.

• Commercial Pig Farms: Vehicle biosecurity at entrances used by feed trucks, livestock transporters, waste collection vehicles and service vehicles.
• Poultry Farms: Automated vehicle sanitation for vehicles entering controlled poultry production areas.
• Cattle and Dairy Farms: Treatment of livestock transport and agricultural service vehicles.
• Breeding Farms: Controlled vehicle disinfection between clean and potentially contaminated areas.
• Livestock Transport Facilities: Wheel and undercarriage treatment at controlled access points.
• Feed Mills: Vehicle sanitation for feed delivery and agricultural logistics operations.
• Large Farm Groups: Standardized vehicle biosecurity equipment for multi-site livestock operations.
• New Pig Farm Construction: Integration with farm roads, vehicle circulation, drainage, electrical infrastructure and biosecurity zoning.
• Farm Renovation Projects: Installation at existing entrances to improve automated vehicle sanitation procedures.
• Agricultural Engineering Projects: Customized vehicle biosecurity systems for contractors, distributors and international livestock projects.

• Vehicle Dimensions: Spray width, structural clearance and platform dimensions can be designed according to the vehicle fleet.
• Spray Coverage: Nozzle quantity, spacing, height and spray direction can be customized for wheel and undercarriage treatment.
• Pump System: Pump pressure and flow can be selected according to the required spray pattern and treatment area.
• Chemical Dosing: Dosing equipment can be configured for the selected compatible disinfectant.
• Control Logic: Automatic activation, spray duration, entry/exit detection and manual override can be configured according to project requirements.
• Installation Type: Surface-mounted, portable or inset installation can be selected according to the civil engineering plan.
• Structural Materials: Galvanized steel, stainless steel and other suitable materials can be considered according to local climate and chemical exposure.
• Cold Climate Protection: Freeze-protection measures can be designed according to local climate and farm conditions.
• Upper Spray: Additional upper or side spray modules can be integrated where broader vehicle coverage is required.
• Drainage: Wastewater collection and drainage interfaces can be coordinated with the site's wastewater system.
• Smart Farm Integration: Control functions can be adapted to the project's access management and biosecurity workflow where required.
• OEM / ODM: Project-specific engineering, drawings, documentation, branding and packaging are available upon request.

Installation: The system can be configured for a surface-mounted installation on a suitable hardstanding area or integrated into a prepared foundation for permanent farm construction projects.

1. Confirm vehicle dimensions, axle loads, traffic direction and required treatment coverage.
2. Prepare a level and load-bearing installation area according to the approved system design.
3. Position and secure the spray platform, ramps, spray bars and protective screens.
4. Install the pump, dosing unit, water supply and spray distribution piping.
5. Install the vehicle detection sensors and connect the control cabinet.
6. Connect the wastewater collection outlet to the approved drainage or treatment system.
7. Test spray pressure, flow, nozzle alignment, sensor detection and automatic cycle timing before commissioning.
8. Inspect spray nozzles regularly and clean them when deposits or debris are detected.
9. Clean filters and inspect the chemical dosing system according to the maintenance schedule.
10. Check pumps, valves, hoses, pipework and electrical connections for leakage or wear.
11. Inspect galvanized structural components, ramps, fixing points and side screens periodically.
12. Flush the spray circuit according to the selected disinfectant manufacturer's instructions.
13. Keep the spray platform and drainage area free from mud, organic matter and debris.
14. Use the selected disinfectant strictly according to its label, safety data sheet and approved farm biosecurity procedure.
15. Implement suitable freeze protection or winterization procedures where required by the local climate.

Q: What is a Smart Vehicle Biosecurity Disinfection System?
A: It is an automated drive-through system designed to apply a prepared disinfectant solution to vehicle tyres, wheels, undercarriage and accessible chassis areas at controlled farm entrances.

Q: Why is automatic vehicle disinfection used on livestock farms?
A: Vehicles can carry biological contamination on tyres, wheels and undercarriage surfaces. Automated treatment provides a defined vehicle sanitation step at the farm entrance without relying entirely on manual spraying procedures.

Q: Can the system disinfect the vehicle chassis?
A: Yes. The spray arrangement can be designed to target accessible underbody and chassis areas, with nozzle positioning customized according to vehicle type and required coverage.

Q: Does the driver need to leave the vehicle?
A: Automatic sensor activation can allow the vehicle to remain in the drive-through process without requiring the driver to manually operate a spray lance.

Q: Can the system handle large livestock trucks?
A: Yes. Vehicle clearance, platform dimensions, structural load requirements and spray coverage can be designed according to the vehicle fleet, including large agricultural and livestock transport vehicles.

Q: Can the system use different disinfectants?
A: The dosing system can be configured for compatible disinfectants. Chemical selection and concentration should always follow the disinfectant manufacturer's instructions and the farm's biosecurity SOP.

Q: Can vehicles be treated when entering and leaving the farm?
A: Yes. Two-way vehicle detection and configurable entry/exit activation can be incorporated according to project requirements.

Q: Is the system suitable for new pig farm construction?
A: Yes. It can be incorporated into the farm's vehicle circulation, civil works, drainage, water supply, electrical infrastructure and overall biosecurity zoning during the design stage.

Q: Can the system be installed at an existing farm entrance?
A: Yes. Surface-mounted configurations can be designed for suitable existing hardstanding areas, while inset installations are available for permanent civil engineering projects.

Q: Can the system be customized for international projects?
A: Yes. Dimensions, spray coverage, pump performance, chemical dosing, control functions, materials, electrical supply and climate protection can be designed according to local standards and project requirements.