The document describes the multi-stage process of recycling stall residuals from a barn into recycled shavings and organic fines. It involves separating wet shavings and manure, drying the residuals, extracting nutrient water, and performing two stages of separation to produce recycled shavings and fines, which are dust-free and suitable for resale as bedding. Diagrams and notes provide additional details on the stages and end products.

1. Stall
Residuals to
Recycle
Shavings.

2. Wheelbarrow of
Stall Residuals
direct from barn
Milner Downs Langley May 2019
Note: Millner downs stall residuals were sawdust
and small flakes

3. First stage separate
of wet shavings and
manure

4. Manure buns/apples after first stage
separation (video) large sharp sticks removed

5. Wet stall residual
minus the manure
buns/apples ready
for drying

6. Discharge water
from drying

7. Residual Nutrient water from drying process

8. Recycled Shavings
& Organic Fines
for Bioreactor
HPAB Process recycled Shavings HPAB Process recycled Shavings HPAB Process Organic fines
Note: shavings recycled are the largest available shavings. Large
flakes will produce Large recycled shavings

9. Recycled Shavings and fines after 2nd stage
separation for resale (video)

10. Dust Free Bedding (video) test

11. Final
HPAB small flake
Recycled shavings

12. Stall
Residuals to
Recycle
Shavings. HPAB process © All rights reserved © 2019
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