Manure storage and field application
DANETV offers verification of technologies and products for
storage of manure and digested biomass from biogas plants. Examples
are monitoring systems for slurry tanks to reduce the risk of
leakages and pollution of lakes and streams. In addition it could be
technologies for treatment of manure and digested biomass during
storage in order to reduce ammonia emission. AgroTech performs
verifications of such technologies.
Contact
Bodil Højland Lorentzen
+45 7220 1539
bhl@teknologisk.dk
Completed verifications:
Reduction of ammonia emission
from field application of slurry
A slurry acidification system developed by Harsø
Maskiner A/S has been verified. The system is used for addition of
acid to slurry in storage tanks under controlled conditions. The aim
is to lower the pH of the slurry thereby reducing the ammonia
emission during field application of slurry. The verification was
done for both pig slurry and cattle slurry.
Online monitoring of slurry storage
tanks
The Danish company PlusTec has developed an electronic
monitoring system for slurry storage tanks, LevelTec. In case of
leakage or overflow the LevelTec-system is generating a SMS-alarm
message, which is sent to the owner or employees at the farm.
Thereby, immediate action can be taken to stop the slurry release
and to avoid or minimize pollution of nearby streams or lakes.
LevelTec can also be used for improved management and planning of
slurry application and distribution on the different fields. DANETV
has undertaken a verification to document that LevelTec is
functioning as claimed and that an alarm is actually generated and
received when it is supposed to. In addition, it has been verified
that LevelTec is robust and reliable under typical environmental
conditions for places where the system is normally installed.
Statement of verification,
Verification report and Test report.
Reduction of odour from application of slurry on fields
A verification has been undertaken for the product SyreN, which is a new technology
for slurry application on fields. Additives are mixed into the slurry during
application in order to reduce emissions of both ammonia and odour. The main
purpose of the DANETV-test is to verify the size of the odour reduction. The
verification task was undertaken for the company Biocover, which has developed
SyreN. Verification
Statement,
Verification Report and
Test Report.