Manure Treatment & Membrane Protection
Cut membrane maintenance costs and extend equipment life, with one simple addition to your existing installation.
Stop Wasting Money on Membrane Fouling
Most manure processing installations suffer from the same avoidable problem: membranes clogged with particles that should never have reached them. Our vibrating screen pre-filter delivers consistent, clean feed to your UF and RO systems.
The Expensive Problem Most Installations Ignore
UF and RO membranes are the most expensive components in your processing line. When solid particles bypass upstream separation, membranes foul prematurely, driving up maintenance costs and cutting membrane lifespan by years.
A Simple Fix with Immediate Impact
Place a vibrating screen between your screw press and membrane system to filter consistently below 40 micron.
Screw press separation
Separates thick from thin fraction, producing a stackable solid mass.
Vibrating screen filtration
Polishes the liquid to below 40 micron. No rinse water needed, no extra waste stream.
Protected membranes, maximised uptime
Your UF and RO systems run longer between cleaning cycles with significantly extended membrane life.
Why Operators Choose This Solution
Add Biological Treatment for Even Greater Results
Screening removes the solids, but what about dissolved pollutants? Combining vibrating screen separation with probiotic biotreatment tackles both physical and chemical load.
Enzymatic breakdown
Lipases and proteases degrade fats, proteins, and organics, reducing COD, BOD, and FOG levels.
Competitive exclusion
Probiotic bacteria outcompete harmful microorganisms, preventing odour and sludge buildup.
Nutrient reduction
Drives down nitrate, phosphate, and ammonium, the key parameters for discharge compliance.
The Combined Effect
When screening and biotreatment work together, the results go far beyond either technology alone. Particularly strong reduction in nitrate, phosphate, and ammonium, helping operators meet strict discharge regulations without chemical dosing.