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 Introduction to ammonia in farms

Ammonia is a toxic and harmful substance. The feces of animals in farms will release ammonia gas. Long-term accumulation of feces will lead to excessive ammonia gas. Excessive ammonia concentration is not only harmful to humans, but can also cause great harm to animals.

The harm of ammonia to animals and humans in the breeding industry

1. Reduce the resistance of livestock and poultry bodies.

2. Ammonia gas is easily soluble in water and can easily adsorb on the eye mucosa and respiratory mucosa of animals, inducing respiratory diseases.

3.When the ammonia concentration in animal housing exceeds a certain limit, it will disrupt and interfere with the normal physiological functions of the animal’s respiratory epithelial cells, thereby affecting the immune response of the vaccine, and even respiratory diseases may occur, reducing the immune effect of the vaccine.

4.When the ammonia concentration in the house reaches 75ppm, pigs will develop atrophic rhinitis. If the ammonia concentration reaches 100ppm, the mortality rate of the animals will increase significantly.

Ammonia solution for farms

In addition to timely ventilation and reducing the feeding density, it is also necessary to install an ammonia detector in the farm, which can directly and effectively detect ammonia in the farm in real time. Once the ammonia concentration in the farm If the standard is exceeded, the ammonia detector equipment will send out an audible and visual alarm signal to remind farmers to carry out emergency measures such as ventilation in a timely manner.

1. Install an online detection alarm on site to monitor the concentration in real time: NH3+H2S+CO2+T+H.

2. Easy to carry, monitor concentration anytime and anywhere ​