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Project for the Harmless Disposal of Animals That Have Died from Disease

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Integrated Sterilization and Drying Machine

Harmless treatment equipment refers to a process in which carcasses of dead or diseased animals are first shredded and then conveyed into a sealed vessel pre‑filled with heated water at 180°C. While continuously agitated, a high‑temperature circulating heat source is introduced into the jacketed chamber to subject the animal tissues to high‑temperature, atmospheric‑pressure sterilization, thereby eliminating any pathogens they may harbor and mitigating the hazards associated with animal carcasses. During this process, the heat source does not come into direct contact with the animal tissues; instead, the moisture within the tissues is heated and vaporized, generating pressure. Following rendering, the material undergoes vacuum drying, degreasing, cooling, and grinding, ultimately yielding dry meat and bone meal and industrial‑grade fats—making this method the first internationally recognized approach for such treatment.

10-ton integrated harmless treatment unit for dead animals, C.S-10000kg

The 91THG-0.5-10T/A integrated system for the harmless treatment of dead animals employs a high‑temperature drying and negative‑pressure process, with a single‑batch capacity of 6 tonnes and a processing cycle of 8 hours. It enables 24‑hour continuous operation, handling 4–5 batches per day (each batch weighing 6 tonnes), for a total daily throughput of 20–30 tonnes.

6-ton integrated harmless treatment unit for dead animals, C.S-6000kg

The 91THG-0.5-10T/A complete set of equipment for the harmless treatment of dead animals employs a high‑temperature drying and negative‑pressure process, with a single‑batch capacity of 6 tonnes and a processing cycle of 8 hours. It can operate continuously for 24 hours.

3-ton integrated harmless treatment unit for dead animals, C.S-3000kg

The 91THG-0.5-10T/A complete set of equipment for the harmless treatment of dead animals employs a high‑temperature drying and negative‑pressure process, with a single‑batch capacity of 6 tons and a processing cycle of 8 hours. It can operate continuously around the clock.
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