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During the shredding, tipping and bagging of the manure / bedding mixtures, there is the potential for release of bio aerosols. The manure / bedding mix is primarily treated via shredding, secondarily there is some aerobic break down of material before the shredded mix is bagged. |
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Bio-aerosol policy has been developed with respect to Composting. The EA has issued a bioaerosols policy statements on potential health effects of bio-aerosols from composting and bio-waste. The policy only covers the risks posed by bio-aerosols on human health.
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At the point of receptor there are define acceptable levels for bio-aerosols. |
| Wind is a powerful tool
in the control of bio aerosol emissions, whether prevailing winds blow
towards or away from sensitive receptors can be a make of break factor
in the application process. Of course if it turns out that an open air activity is giving rise to unacceptable levels of bio-aerosols then the operation can always be put in a building. . .but this is expensive and normally unnecessary. Compiling an SSBRA is pretty tricky stuff, even for a professional, and is fairly time consuming if you would like SWEL to compile an SSBRA for your facility then please call or email and we will help out. |
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