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All
Operation sizes can utilize Deskins Quick-Dry Filtration
Process Economically
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Any
operation that produces wastewater can benefit from
the Deskins “Quick-Dry” Filtration Process™ to develop more
programmable, accurate and manageable
biosolids as well as resulting liquid effluent.
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Financial
feasibility depends on type of operation and production unit
volume.
Process components
including AquaTrac machines, Flocculation Unit, pump station, and
effluent catch tank are set in price but have different operation size
fluctuations.
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Example:
larger operations would benefit from using the AquaTrac 200 and two
AquaTrac Dumpers due to biosolid volume, Deskins “Quick-Dry”
Filtration Process™ optimization, and reduction in man-hours.
Where medium size operations would benefit from using one to two
AquaTrac 100 units.
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Sources
of financial assistance
are available through F D Deskins Lease-Purchase program, National
Organizations, Clean Water Act Compliance Audit Program Agreement, as
well as monies that are presently being lost due to fines and crisis
management scenarios.
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ECONOMIC FEASIBILITY:
Now available for
Swine, Dairy, Poultry, Beef, Feedlot, CAFOs, Food Processing as well as
any flowing wastewater.
Deskins "Quick-Dry" Filtration Process
has been in use in over 300
installations in the United States for the past eight
years in Municipality and Industrial Wastewater
Facilities. EPA, USDA, North Carolina
State University, and Engineers around the world are pleased
with the results of the Deskins "Quick-Dry" Filtration Process.
Finding a
process such as Deskins "Quick-Dry" Filtration Process
especially for the use in Agriculture Liquid-Solid Separation has
powerful implications for any process creating a flowable wastewater
product.
Even waste that has little moisture to begin with such as
poultry litter has been successfully placed through the Deskins
"Quick-Dry" Filtration Process.
The ability to
alter the chemical states of the waste materials and create liquid and
solid portions that only contain what is desired creates an optimal
setting for changing the outlook for concentrated livestock production.
Liquid-solid separation will not alter the physical states of waste
materials.
Economic
Feasibility for Wastewater Treatment
depends
on the amount of biosolid created. Filter size is determined by
approximating 3 pounds of biosolid at time of pour per 1 square foot of
filter.
If
2,000 square feet of filter are required the investment for the process
components, is $80,000 which can then be calculated against the
cost/benefit measuring factors ($/1,000 gallons, $/animal produced,
$/annual fines).
Included
in the above estimate: Automatic Pour Sequencer, Mechanical Water
Housing, Polymer Activation System, RapidFloc Mixer, Media Cell Panels,
and AquaTrac 100. Estimation does not include any production
figures.
How
long would it take to install and be ready for steady state use?
Once
the Deskins “Quick-Dry” Filtration Process™ is installed and
training is complete (which normally takes two to four weeks after final
engineering drafts), the operation of the filter is ready for
continuous use.
Taking into consideration climatic effects on drying time to a
set % biosolid, 1 month would give proper validation to steady state
performance.
If biosolid can be removed at a set cycle with a range of 40% to
70% dry biosolids, one cycle validates steady state performance.
Factors that otherwise would effect outcome of biosolid drying
time or flocculation would include precipitation, climate changes,
medication procedural changes, and operator error.
Samples of unprocessed swine wastewater evaluated on a preset
schedule and if any of the previously mentioned factors provides all
necessary precautions leading to change in procedure including polymer
mixture.
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United
States EPA and USDA have stated that Agriculture
needs a process for liquid-solid separation, and have recommended the
use of Deskins Quick-Dry Filtration Process to fulfill that need.
See for Yourself!
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