Samdo Environment is an environmental technology specialized company to look for the ways in poor agro-livestock environmental fields, find items in the field, and to pursue field customized technology by using plasma for applying to the field.
As rapidly increase of social and financial damage due to stench and yearly AI outbreak, the importance of stable’s environment management is increasing in the Korean livestock industry field. To solve this problem, we went to the livestock industry fields and have endured serious smell and poor environment for 3 years. Finally, we developed a technology to solve this problem after passing through many frustrations. Pig livestock odor machine
The key point of technology is a plasma generator for agro-livestock and stable customized odor removing and sterilization equipment has been developed based on the plasma generator. This technology has been obtained a patent, its design has been registered, and it has been obtained NET. Now our company starts a new journey to livestock fields. plasma generator machine
Plasma Generator:
Protests about domesticated animals smells have expanded as development in the quantity of huge domesticated animals activities, particularly swine tasks, builds the convergence of creatures in little land zones. Huge numbers of these enormous tasks store excrement for extensive stretches under anaerobic conditions in open fertilizer stockpiles or tidal ponds. Relocation of urban occupants looking for the apparent advantages of nation living, for example, calm isolation and clean air, has expanded the populace thickness encompassing numerous animals tasks. The smell tuft moving from a source will in general remain about a similar width as the source and to scatter upward. In this way, the mix of huge wellsprings of scent and enormous populaces downwind improves the probability that smells will influence at least one homes. Surface use of fertilizer can bring about an extremely wide scent tuft. Fluid compost, particularly, can have high convergences of smelly mixes. Dry compost will in general transmit less smells.