PIG-08-05 · Manure & Odour
Pig Farm Wastewater Treatment
Treatment of the liquid fraction for reuse or discharge, designed from tests of your water.
- Reuse routes
- Biological treatment
- Optional polishing
- Used in
- Manure centre
- Made to
- Your house, herd size and layout
- Order as
- Single items, complete rooms or part of a turnkey farm
About pig farm wastewater treatment
Treatment of pig farm wastewater is designed from a test of the incoming water and the target at the end — reuse on land or discharge. Typical steps are equalisation, biological treatment and, where needed, further polishing. Performance has to be checked under real conditions, and sludge and responsibilities are planned from the start.
Common configurations
Reuse
Treated liquid used on land.
Biological treatment
The core treatment step.
Polishing
Further treatment where required.
Selection checklist
Before we send a layout or quotation, we confirm these points with you.
| Point to confirm | Why we ask |
|---|---|
| Flow and water quality | Measured, not assumed. |
| End point | Reuse or discharge limits. |
| Process and energy | Steps and running cost. |
| Sludge | Where it goes. |
| Operation and maintenance | Staff and service. |
| Testing and responsibilities | Who tests and who answers for results. |
Dimensions, materials and quantities are confirmed for each project.
Scope of supply
| Usually in the package | Agreed in each contract |
|---|---|
| In-house scrapers and their drives | Civil works for pits, channels and lagoons |
| Collection, pumping and storage equipment | Final use or discharge of the end products |
| Treatment equipment for the chosen route | Testing, permits and long-term operation |
Fits with
Tell us about your farm
Share the herd size, the stages you want to equip and where the farm is — our engineers will suggest a configuration.