The importance of ammonia transmitter in the breeding industry
With the development of the aquaculture industry to standardization, intensification, and modernization, the breeding environment has become a prominent problem. The waste from the breeding farm not only has a negative impact on the livestock and poultry itself, but also poses a serious threat to the surrounding environment. Therefore, it is necessary for poultry farms to effectively monitor harmful gas components in the environment. Studies have shown that livestock and poultry farming is a major emitter of ammonia, and after the ammonia reacts with the oxidation products of sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides, ammonium nitrate and ammonium sulfate are generated, which are important sources of PM2.5. According to reports, ammonia gas comes from the feces and urine excreted by livestock and poultry. If it is discharged at will, it will be very harmful to the environment. Therefore, it must be recycled and reused. The biomass in the feces and urine is consumed as much as possible. R...