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Abstract
The paper analyzes scientific literature on manure recycling and systems of waste management at two poultry plants that use different technologies of poultry housing and manure disposal and calculates the volumes of waste generation for two plants.
The authors suggest an economically and ecologically efficient manure utilization technology, consider the feasibility of replacing traditional fuel with the one produced by manure recycling and calculate expected profits and the payback time of equipment.
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1 Department of Security In Emergency Situations and Environmental Protection, Far Eastern Federal University, 8, Sukhanova street, Vladivostok 690091, Russia