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Overview of application of DYC products to livestock industry

DYC Chlorine Dioxide Solution for Livestock Industry
  • Poultry
    • Control of avian influenza, chicken mites and Control of other pathogenic diseases
    • Sterilization and disinfection of feed and drinking water
    • Removal of odor inside the house
    • Humidification and temperature control inside the house
  • Pig
    • Control of viral diseases such as foot-and-mouth disease, diarrhea, and african swine fever
    • Sterilization and disinfection of feed and drinking water
    • Removal of odor inside the house
    • Humidification and temperature control inside the house
  • Cow
    • Control for infectious diseases such as foot-and-mouth disease, tuberculosis, Brucella disease, etc.
    • Sterilization and disinfection of feed and drinking water
    • Removal of odor inside the house
    • Humidification and temperature control inside the house
Conclusion

Chlorine dioxide cannot be used as a treatment for the infectious disease, but it can be used as a disinfectant for prevention spreading
Depending on the water-soluble disinfectant, it has the advantage that it can be applied in various ways depending on the application, such as misting method, sprinkler method, or high pressure spraying.
It has the advantage of not having to use separate chemicals for disinfection and deodorization as it simultaneously reduces odor, which is a chronic problem of livestock houses.

Effect of DYC chlorine dioxide on livestock infectious diseases
  • Validation of foot-and-mouth disease virus removal test results using chlorine dioxide products
  • In the standard guidelines for avian influenza quarantine released by the USDA, it is recommended to control livestock using chlorine dioxide

Effect of DYC chlorine dioxide on livestock infectious diseases
  • Chlorine dioxide products applied with DYC's long-term concentration preservation technology have an appropriate maximum concentration of about 0.6%, so they need to be applied by about 5 times higher than the declared dilution ratio.
  • According to the Chemical Product Management Act, more than 1% of chlorine dioxide aqueous solution is a hazardous chemical and is difficult to manage, so DYC only handles products with less than 0.9%..

DYC product's livestock house application plan

After building an air fog system in the livestock house, DYC chlorine dioxide is sprayed to prevent quarantine.

Additional effect when applying DYC chlorine dioxide

Effect of deodorization and quarantine construction of livestock houses using DYC chlorine dioxide air fog
1. Cooling
Principle feature
  • Evaporative cooling is a method of lowering the surrounding temperature by using the property of absorbing heat when liquid water is evaporated.
  • The principle that the temperature inside the facility decreases as the fog sprayed inside the facility evaporates
  • As the lower the relative humidity of the facility, the effect would be greater
  • It is the cheapest among existing cooling methods.
2. Temperature drop in the livestock house
Heat stress in domestic animal Air fog effect
  • Cows and pigs: Heat stress occurs when the temperature in the barn in the summer is over 24 degrees Celsius
    • - Cow: milk production and breeding rate decrease
    • - Mother pig: decreased growth
  • Poultry: Thermal stress occurs above 26 ° C, severe thermal stress occurs above 35 °
  • When spraying microcells in the livestock house using air fog : Temperature drop effect woulde be 5 degrees or more.
  • The most efficient and economical way to cool the livestock house
  • As the water particles are fine and evaporate, the relative humidity does not rise high
3. humidification
Principle feature
  • As the fog sprayed inside the facility evaporates, the humidity inside the facility increases
  • As the lower the relative humidity of the facility, the effect would be greater.
  • It is the most effective among existing humidification methods.
4. Reduction of odor in livestock and compost facilities
Status of odor in the livestock house Air fog effect
  • Odors based on ammonia and hydrogen sulfide are generated in the area around the livestock house and compost.
  • After the odor prevention law was implemented, civil complaints in the residential area increased.
  • When misting fog is sprayed using air fog facilities inside the livestock house, odor reduction effect occurs.
  • When chlorine dioxide is added, the effect increases
  • It has a reduction effect of more than 83% of ammonia and more than 85% of hydrogen sulfide.
5. Using of quarantine prevention products in the livestock house
Using of quarantine prevention products in the livestock house Air fog effect
  • All water-soluble disinfectants can be sprayed.
  • Because the nozzle diameter is large [1mm], there is no nozzle clogging.
  • The quarantine effect is maximized by fine spraying at least 20 ㎛
  • With spraying up to 8m, uniform quarantine effect occurs in the livestock house.
6. Reduction of dust in the livestock house
Dust status inside the livestock house Air fog effect
  • In the case of workers, the dust causes head and neck pain and respiratory problems.
  • In the case of chick, the dust causes weight loss and mortality
  • Dust is reduced when mist spraying in the livestock using air fog.
  • Dust reduction by 54% using humidifying spray
  • Reduced chick mortality [1.82% → 1.45%]
  • Increased chick weight [1.405g → 1.473g]