GEA manure Decanter
GEA manure Decanters are designed to address the critical need to reduce the phosphate and nitrogen content of manure, thereby facilitating its environmentally friendly use as a natural fertilizer. Solid particles are efficiently dewatered to a liquid consistency for further processing into a hygienic fertilizer.
As one of our most resource-efficient solutions, our GEA manure Decanter carries the Add Better label.
Best separation of nutrients.
GEA manure Decanters turn manure into a recyclable resource to generate energy and reusable material – with the best possible yield.
The aim is to process the liquid manure, treat the associated nutrient surpluses and make specific use of the resulting products.
GEA manure Decanter
Features and benefits
- Highest separation efficiency of N (40%) and P2O5 (70%) using g-forces
- No chemicals required
- Closed material flow
- No filtration system, therefore no blockages
- Minimum space requirement (m3/h per m2)
- Easy to install and operate
- PLC controlled and therefore a completely independent operating system
- Adjustable bowl speed and automatic differential control via VFD
- Can be built on a mobile unit, complete with pumps and other equipment
Standardized machine configuration
GEA manure Decanter pro
- Standardized machine configuration for plug & play integration into processes with little need for customization
- High performance, low investment and lifecycle costs
- Resource efficient product that carries the Add Better label
- Low energy consumption
- Inline secondary motor (no belts) for high efficiency and low maintenance
Customizable machine configuration
GEA manure Decanter prime
- Flexible configuration for highly complex preparation processes with individual requirements and large capacities
- Excellent performance
- Resource efficient product that carries the Add Better label
- Lowest energy consumption
- GEA summationdrive® for automatic torque measurement and differential speed control
GEA manure Decanter
Resource efficient solution
As one of our most resource-efficient solutions, our GEA manure Decanter series carries the Add Better label.*
Depending on the machine size, the GEA manure Decanter pro series offers energy savings of 15 to 60 percent, while the prime series achieves savings of 22 to 53 percent.
The Add Better label is validated by TÜV Rheinland and based on a calculation and documentation process that meets ISO 14021.
*The Add Better label relates to the serial product GEA manure Decanter pro (released between 2018 and 2022) and GEA manure Decanter prime (released in 2018). The comparison refers to the predecessor models.
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