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Conditioning for Pelleting Success: Pellet Durability and Conditioning Dynamics
The following are suggested for the CONDITIONING conditions during PELLETING operation.1). STEAM must be DRY STEAM. (Minimum steam 1% and temperature must be 20 degrees C or higher). This means that the outlet temperature of the CONDITIONER must be 85~90 degrees C.2). Particle size must be less than 0.7 MM.3). CONDITIONER filling rate must be 50~70%.4). CONDITIONER RPM must be operated by VFD.5) B ...
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High Humidity Improves Fan Performance

Does high humidity affect the performance of exhaust fans? Yes, but probably not as much as you think and not in the way you may believe. Most people believe that humid air is heavier than dry air. After all, humid air has more moisture in it and therefore should weigh more than air that contains less moisture. But, in actuality, humid air weighs less than dry air. This is because moist air contai ...
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Hammermill screen selection and soybean meal particle size in poultry production
Most of the poultry feed in Korean feed factories is pelleted and shipped. It is produced with pellet die hole size 3.0 -3.2 mm. At this time, soybean meal is being ground with a 3.2mm screen. Thanks, Choi
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Hammermill screen selection and soybean meal particle size in poultry production
John Boney (Penn State University) explains how particle size affects poultry nutrition and production costs, during this Engormix interview.
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Target Temperature Changes with Heating System Type

The house has been preheated for 36 hours to 92°F. The chicks will be arriving in a few hours and the controller’s six temperature sensors (positioned one foot above the floor) indicate the air temperature is between 91 and 92°F (Figure 2). A thermal image indicates the floor temperature is between 87 and 102°F (Figure 1) There is no measurable ammonia due to the fact that litter ...
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Using microchips to improve efficiency and bird health on poultry farms
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Water quality and water intake
Tom Tabler (Mississippi State University) discusses the relevance of monitoring the PH in the water supplied to chickens, during IPPE 2019 in Atlanta, USA.
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Evaporative Cooling Pad Water Usage Chart

Figure 1 illustrates the amount of water which will evaporate from properly wetted, 15 cm paper evaporative cooling pad system, as a function of outside temperature and relative humidity. The amount of water evaporated is provided in terms of gallons per minute per 100,000 cmh of operating tunnel fan capacity. For example, if a house had 100,000 cmh of tunnel fan capacity and the outside temperatu ...
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Importance of keeping the litter dry
Lee Baxter Hi Lee: Of course the calculator has its weakness. For instance, if it is relatively warm outside and humid the required ventilation can seem excessive but that is the nature of the situation. When you are having problems utilizing the "recommended" minimum ventilation rate the question is, is the ventilation wrong or is there problem with how you are brining in the air? For instan ...
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Importance of keeping the litter dry
Gerardo RosalesDo you measure the humidity? Ideally it would be around 60% if it is much higher the minimum ventilation rate should be increased regardless of the calculated value.
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