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Air quality
Proper air quality is essential for healthy, productive layer hens. Indoor facilities must have adequate ventilation to remove excess moisture, heat, and ammonia, reduce particulate buildup, and improve respiratory health. Munters solutions for managing ventilation, ammonia levels and feed waste help achieve optimal temperature, humidity and air quality. Ensure the well-being of your layer hens and boost their productivity with Munters.
Optimizing ventilation by bird weight
Munters Trio Poultry is a cutting-edge climate control system that uses precise bird weight measurements to optimize ventilation in broiler chicken farmhouses and larger complexes. The system’s advanced and predictive modeling algorithms continuously monitor bird weight and adjust the ventilation accordingly. The result? A comfortable and healthy environment for the birds, optimizing feed conversion rates and increasing productivity.
Trio Poultry seamlessly integrates with Munters’ precision scales and actuators, enabling precise, automated control over the house environment. Reducing energy consumption and minimizing ammonia levels using Trio Poultry significantly improves bird health and well-being while increasing farm profitability and sustainability.
Revolutionize your barn environment emissions
Munters Lavamatic exhaust air cleaner is the ultimate solution for your poultry and swine farms. This future-proof exhaust air cleaner helps reduce dust and ammonia emissions by 90%. It also reduces germs and mold by 95%. A complete prefabricated module, it is ready to use upon delivery. Simply place it on a gable wall or long side of your building.
With a cleaning capacity of 50,000 m3/h, Lavamatic uses a unique drum unit that does not require costly circulation pumps. For odor reduction, an optional biological stage is available.
Why air quality control for broiler chickens is important
To maintain bird health and productivity, good air quality control is crucial in broiler chicken facilities. Poor air quality can lead to respiratory distress and diseases, which may impact weight gain and feed conversion rates, leading to economic losses.
Proper ventilation can help reduce excess ammonia and dust in the air, creating a cleaner and healthier environment for the birds. Investing in quality climate control systems can ensure optimal air quality.