Mogensen. Managing mill maintenance - Maintenance options and challenges. Zhengchang. An innovative approach to animal diet formulation. Raising standards to improve profitability with Econase XT Mixer Liquid Application. Rota Val. Satake. Consergra. Additives for flour standardisation - Part I: Enzymes. Muyang. Bastak. Alapala. LFA. Jacob new series-manufactured pipework product. Bastak. Silo design and demand.
GFMT's Alice Neal gets to grips with factors affecting silo design and demand. In 1961 world population stood at three billion and global cereal production was 876 million tonnes. Today, Earth is home to over seven billion people and world cereal production is 2282 million tonnes (FAO forecast). As the world population edges ever closer to the oft-repeated nine billion, it is not just grain production which is on the rise; storage solutions are also keeping pace with growing global population. At its most basic level, the primary function of a silo is to provide protection from the elements to increase the storage life of the grains.
But in addition to this, silos are a crucial element in the overall operation, the backbone so to speak for the entire grain storage system. Handling equipment feeds into the silos, and in many cases rests on top of them. Read the full article here. Computer programming technology in feed formulation. AB Vista. Yeast in aquaculture feeds. Satake. Ports. Liquid enzymes. R-Biopharm. R-Biopharm is a leading developer of test solutions for clinical diagnostics and food & feed analysis. In both sectors, the R-Biopharm test kits offer high precision and accuracy, key requirements where patient and consumer health is at risk. R-Biopharm AG was founded in 1988 as a subsidiary of Röhm GmbH in Darmstadt, Germany. In 1991 it was taken over by the present managing director, Dr. Ralf M. Click on the image to visit the R-Biopharm website. Feed enzymes in animal nutrition. Elizabeth Norton, nutritionist, Anpario plc, United Kingdom, talks us through feed enzymes in animal nutrition.
Enzyme technology is an integral tool for the brewing, baking and textile industries. In agriculture there is great potential for enzymes too but this is yet to be fully exploited. However, animal nutrition is one area in which the use of feed enzymes is becoming increasingly important. There are three driving factors in animal production that are leading to the development and adoption of feed enzyme technology. Read the full article here. Efficient barge unloading technology. Sandro Suppa and Vincent van der Wijk of Bühler, Switzerland describe the how transporting grain by barge is an ecological and cost-efficient alternative to railway and truck haulage. Since time immemorial, ships have been used to deliver bulk goods over long distances, using the river current as a natural force to carry them downstream or yoking draft animals for upstream transport. Although trucks and trains have taken up a large part of this task in the modern age, barges are still a viable alternative for many goods.
A barge carrying one ton of cargo can travel five times as far on five liters of diesel as a truck with the same freight – 500 km compared to the truck’s 100 km of range overland. A ship carrying 3,000 tons of goods is equivalent to 50 railway cars or 100 trucks. Read the rest of the article here. Obial. Recycling surplus factory food into quality animal feeds.
Paul Featherstone, group director, SugaRich, United Kingdom tells GFMT about converting food waste into animal feed. When food is manufactured, a number of by-products are created and a proportion of the finished product can’t be placed on the market for consumption by humans. This can be for a variety of reasons such as packaging defects, or for technological reasons such as the wrong size or weight biscuits, over-baking, trial runs or over ordering and out of date stock. Many of these former foodstuffs, including biscuits, bread, breakfast cereals, grain products, crisps and confectionery can have a very high nutritional value – being a source of high quality fats, sugar and carbohydrates. After checking their safety and traceability and therefore suitability, SugaRich converts them into high quality ingredients for use in animal feed, avoiding waste from food that is not destined for human consumption.
Click on the image to read the article in full. O&J Hojtryk. Controlling explosion risks in hammer mills. The new issue of GFMT starts off with a bang! Kevin Spiess, EMEA sales manager for explosion protection, BS&BSafety Systems, United Kingdom details safety precautions to control explosions in hammer mills. Grain and feed processed within hammer mills is common fuel for dust explosions due to the nature of its handling and storage.
Any time that feed such as grain, meals and flours is handled or moved, the fine organic dusts are at risk of burning and exploding. A fire or explosion results from ignition of combustible material (dust, gas or vapour) when mixed with oxygen in the air. When this takes place inside a grain silo, process or storage enclosure, the rapid rise in pressure could cause a violent explosion in milliseconds, placing personnel and property at risk. Just a few burning embers entering a dust collector are enough to trigger a dust explosion. Click on the image to read the article in full. Buhler. New issue of GFMT online now. Recycling surplus factory food into quality animal feeds. EuroTier product showcase. Brabender. Bastak. Commodities.
Milling technology redefined. ‘Profiling’ flours and their value to end users. Roll refurbishment. The changing face of pallets. Extrusion technologies for food products in India. Pages This Blog Linked From Here January 24, 2013 New! GFMT article: Extrusion technologies for food products in India Our GFMT article for today focuses on the ever-popular topic of extrusion. Posted by Perendale at 01:14 Email ThisBlogThis!
Labels: article, Extrusion, GFMT, GFMT article, India, Raj Kapoor No comments: Post a Comment Newer PostOlder PostHome. Consergra. EXTRUSION: an ever growing aspect of the Indian food processing industries. Feed enhancers: a nutritional perspective. Horizontal twin-shaft paddle mixers - The ultimate in mixing technology. Making Feed Pellets. Wheat Preparation - Cleaning, Conditioning & colour sorting. Can we keep up with Mycotoxins. Satake. Grain testing beyond the mill. Global Feed Markets: November - December 2012. Factors affecting pelleting and energy consumption. Flour mill design. November | December 2012 - Grain & Feed Milling Technology.
Obial. Soft Commodities Trading Operations, Logistics & Finance Summit 2013. OLAM and GAFTA to speak at the high-profile Soft Commodities Summit next February in Geneva Senior executives from across the global softs industry are confirmed to speak at the 3rd Annual Soft Commodities Trading Operations, Logistics & Finance Summit 2013 next February in Geneva, run by global summits organiser, IRN. Back in its third year, The Soft Commodities Trading Operations, Logistics & Finance Summit which attracted over 100 delegates from its previous years is coming back to Geneva on the 26th-27th February 2013.
The volatile and changing market presents new demands, and the need has arisen to get fresh insights into dealing with priorities in the most effective way. Senior level practitioners across the soft commodities industry will be addressing exclusive presentations over the two days. ‘Jagdish Parihar, Managing Director, Natural Fibers Division, Olam International Ltd’ will be discussing the Long term future of agricultural commodities and the key challenges. Mysilo. Increasing storage capacity. LC-MS/MS: The New Reference Method for Mycotoxin Analysis. Mondi. Chopin.
Global Aquaculture News & Events. Buhler. Brabender. Bastak. AkzoNobel. Tapco Inc. AB Vista. New! GFMT Article: Global commodities with John Buckley. Assessing cereal quality parameters. New! GFMT Article: Buhler interview at VIV China. Managing mill maintenance. Our GFMT article today is on managing mill maintenance. The feature looks at the various responsibilities of keep a mill in good running order, including preventative maintenance and training. Click on the image to read the text in full. Tapco. New! GFMT Article: Insect damaged wheat. Global Feed Markets: September - October 2012. Satake. Filip. Insect-damaged wheat: suni bug, cereal bug, sunn pest, wheat bug, shield bug, shell bug.
Muyang. Mysilo. Food safety in the grain milling industry. Consergra. Improving supply from farm to fork. NIR in practice. Borregaard LingoTech. Bastak. Controlling insects with heat. Westeel. Jeffrey Rader Hammermills and Mini-Mills. As the Original Equipment Manufacturer, Jeffrey Rader offers you the best value when your machine needs a rebuild or retrofit. Contact us for a quote to a rebuild, retrofit or upgrade your existing Jeffrey Rader Equipment. Backed by more than 90 years of application experience, each model in our complete line of Jeffrey Rader hammermills is constructed with heavy plate steel, equipped with heavy-duty components that ensure long service life, and engineered to deliver proven performance benefits. Coal - Sampling Systems, Prep Plants (Fine Grinding), Power Plants Aggregate - Limestone Agricultural - Fertilizer, Feed Plants Recycling - Paper Shredder, Cardboard Tubes, Computer Boards Chemical Plants - Agglomerated Material You can use Type AB hammermills in a wide variety of applications.
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