Borger LLC – Screw Press

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Borger LLC – Screw Press

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About the Company:

In 1975, Alois Börger founded the company in his parents barn. The company continued to grow in the years to follow. Today Börger GmbH is a flourishing company with more than 280 employees worldwide and is still expanding.

At the Börger GmbH head office in Borken-Weseke Börger designs, produces and sells pumps, chopping units and entry technology for pumping low to highly viscous and abrasive media. Börger’s core component is the patented Rotary Lobe Pump. Börger’s international sales network enables us to supply all our customers quickly. Börger is also available anytime as a professional partner once we have delivered our products.

Börger aims to expand its leading global market position by developing innovative and marketable products and services, combined with targeted international operations and by opening up further market segments.

About the Solution:

The Börger Bioselect stands for efficient separation technology. Using a purely mechanical process, liquid parts are separated from solid parts in the medium.

At all four sizes of the Bioselect, featuring maximum capacities of between 20 and 150 m³/h (88 and 660 gpm), the dry solids content is infinitely variable between 12 and 38 %. The penetration-proof separation technology can be installed as a stationary or mobile unit. It is very energy-efficient and has a high resistance to wear.

On request, they can supply the Bioselect as a ready-to-connect complete unit including control unit and rotary lobe pump. The control unit perfectly matches the operation of the pump and the separator and ensures that the capacity of the Bioselect is used to an optimum extent.

Borger LLC 2860 Water Tower Place Chanhassen, MN USA (612) 331-4947 Visit Company Website

Solution Type

  • Screw Press

Vendor

  • Equipment Vendor

Product

  • Fiber
  • Other

Problem

  • GHG
  • Nitrogen
  • Odor
  • Phosphorous
  • Storage

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Solution Strengths, Weaknesses and Critical Indicators

Screw press technologies:

  • Produces fiber for bedding, soil amendment and compost
  •  Used extensively on dairies across the country to reduce concerns associated with storage and application
  • Do not significantly reduce nutrients from the manure stream
  • Can utilize many types of technology like slope screen, screw press, rotary drum and others
  • Used before many other technologies to remove coarse solids
  • Minimal maintenance and operator time required
  • Proven technology for nitrogen recovery, phosphorous recovery, storage reduction, GHG reduction, and odor control but with limited impact in all cases

Newtrient Comments/Opinions:

Coarse solids separation technologies:

  • Produces fiber for bedding, soil amendment and compost
  • Used extensively on dairies across the country to reduce concerns associated with storage and application
  • Does not significantly reduce nutrients from the manure stream
  • Can utilize many types of technology like slope screen, screw press, rotary drum and others
  • Used before many other technologies to remove coarse solids
  • Minimal maintenance and operator time required
  Newtrient will continue to work with Borger to further refine the cost and performance information as more information becomes available and as new commercial dairy installations come on line.

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