Accessories and options to build underground evacuation lines, to secure and preserve them from premature wear.
Accessories and options to build underground evacuation lines, to secure and preserve them from premature wear.
GEA manufactures different types of joints for quick assembly of steel or PVC 12 ¾" (324 mm) and 16" (406 mm) transfer lines. Many accessories such as elbows, safety valves, discharge pipes and flapper valves are offered to build underground evacuation lines of different types and sizes according to the installation. These accessories are used to maintain a high level of security and to preserve the equipment and steel evacuation line from premature wear. Learn more about some of these features below.
Very low voltage of electricity travels through the ground. The amount of electricity that can be carried by the ground depends on the type of soil. For example, damp hard clay soil has a high conductivity potential and dry coarse sand has virtually no conductivity potential.
Since electricity travels through the ground, if it finds a steel evacuation line, it will use it for whatever distance suits it. When electricity leaves the steel evacuation line, a chemical reaction occurs. This chemical reaction is the underground corrosion, which can be fast or slow depending on the type of soil in the area.
GEA recommends the use of a sacrificial anode on the equipment and at every 120 feet (36.5 m) on steel evacuation line.
The Electromix System includes a low power pump with hydraulically driven piston and the Electromix agitator. This system evacuates dairy manure that has been fully agitated and homogenized through underground line from tied stall or from free stall barns up to the main storage. The manure may contain bedding such as straw or sawdust of a consistency not exceeding 1½" (38 mm). The Electromix pump can be either wall mounted or floor mounted. Most of the time, the Electromix system requires a liquid return line from the main storage back to the reception pit in order to precondition the manure before transfer. It allows minimizing water addition, thus reducing the volume of storage. Have a look at the many possibilities that the Electromix System offers to definitely ease manure handling.
The Magnum is a low power pump that transfers efficiently thick manure from tied stall barn or from free stall barn up to your main storage through underground line. Different configurations of hopper inlet are offered to suit 1 or 2 barn cleaner installations and alley scraped by a skid-steer loader. The Magnum comes with different discharge choices depending on the installation and the type of bedding. The heavy hydraulic guillotine valves with sharp edges are specifically designed to handle thick manure containing straw and sawdust. A specific version is also offered to manage sand bedding. Take a look at this mainstay product that contributes to build the high quality level reputation of GEA.
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Barn Cleaners for Use in Tie Stall Barns - Brochure / EN
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