Buschmann Güllerührwerke - EN - Circum Maxx

CircumMaxx is an intelligent and substrate flexible agitator. The unique combination of agitator direction and power enables a three-dimensional mix. Consequently, both sinking and floating layers can be treat preventively and dissolve safely with minimal expenditure of energy. In order to respond to changing conditions, modern fermentation plants’ agitators need to adjust flexibly. CircumMaxx is automatically and flexibly adjustable to changing situations. The proven pivoting agitator nozzletechnique, which is combine with an automatic 360º position encoder, detects all directions in the fermenter. In conjunction with intelligent controlling technology, it is possible to implement a variety of mixing-scenarios, which can integrated specifically into the procedure. This ensured an energy-optimised mixing of the complete content. The microorganisms will be distributed ideally and reduce the residual gas potential. CircumMaxx can installed in any type of container. The well thought-out construction allows easy installation also on existing containers. Your advantages at a glance: Powerful nozzle technology Position of the nozzles are automatically variable and adjustable Driven by an electric motor or 150 kW tractor operation Termination system for all types of liquid manure containers can achieved Dynamic stirring in 3-D Any layer in the fermenter can steered specifically Flexible use for any container geometry Variable even in substrate changes CircumMaxx – simple and robust Broad application possibilities Safe operation, redundant drive Simple installation and maintenance, visible technology intelligent substrate-flexible mixing Technical data - Circum Maxx Mixing in three-dimensional space Specifications are subject to change without notice. Variable stirring positions Variable stirring positions: By varying number of agitators driving power of the agitators nozzle position synchronization of the agitators automatic program selection it is possible to control any position in the fermenter. Furthermore, combinations with additional agitators are also possible.