Scholsey
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- Herefordshire
Mobile slurry separator
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Irish NZ
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- The mighty Waikato NZ
Looks like there are a few outfits going
Kingofgrass
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It’s allrite having a mobile separator etc but it’s like you need another lagoon to put the separated stuff into tho,electric would be better than any mechanical or hydraulic less grease nipples,no pipes bursting
BDBed
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- Melton Mowbray
Anyone know what these outfits are charging?
davidroberts30
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- pembrokeshire
Umbilicle inject it as soon as its seperated
Kingofgrass
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It would have to be some separator to keep up with umbilical,plus shifting the solid,then “hang on you’ll have to stop for a while,while we reelin an out into another field”Umbilicle inject it as soon as its seperated
Not in an NVZ closed period.Umbilicle inject it as soon as its seperated
davidroberts30
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- pembrokeshire
Just dirty water
davidroberts30
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- pembrokeshire
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Kingofgrass
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1 of those what ?1 of those tracks and a nurse tank
davidroberts30
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- pembrokeshire
See ^^
Slurry Solutions
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Easier to control, and install, cost of hydraulics would be massive, and separators would need to be special builds.
There’s a Distrimex built unit in Holland now with 20 Bauer 855 separators on board feeding a 300 m3/hr plus umbilical rig !!!!!
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dinderleat
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- Wells
Scholsey
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- Herefordshire
A thing of beauty, looks a bit slower than the set up mounted in the curtainsider though......
Kingofgrass
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£300 a day or £1500 for a week,4screens in it feeds it self
davidroberts30
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- pembrokeshire
How many cubes can it do a hour/day?£300 a day or £1500 for a week,4screens in it feeds it self
Mr Mackay
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- HMP Slade , Shropshire
Not an easy question to answer perhaps?
At home here we seperate the undecover slurry ,plus parlour /dairy washings , usually ever other day
The reception tank holds approximately 3000 galls that gets processed, and we end up with approx 2600 gallons of seperated liquid in a 3300 gallon tank and a full 7 cubic yard rotaspreader full of dry fraction .
It never fails to amaze me just how fluffy and like damp hair , sawdust, the sererted muck is !!
Not sure if that answers your question in any way , but this will depend on how much yard water gets into a store and how thin the slurry is ? Diet may be a factor although that shouldn't vary a great deal ?
I am sure a resident thread watcher , versed in these things , will tell you shortly !!