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New Perspectives for Energy Savings in Agriculture, 1986
New Perspectives for Energy Savings in Agriculture, 1986
Journal of Heat Recovery Systems, 1985
Today's reqmrements m livestock buildings offer a potential market for heat exchanger technology.... more Today's reqmrements m livestock buildings offer a potential market for heat exchanger technology. To realize an economical heat exchanger system, a complex interaction of many factors must be analysed. To solve the different aspects of the problem, a methodtcal approach is necessary. Firstly a compact heat exchanger for use m modern livestock buildings is selected. Then a calculation method is presented to predict the effectiveness of the selected system It is shown how this calculaUon can be used to define an economic cntenon by which a well dimensioned and adapted heat exchanger system can be developed
Indoor Air, 1991
A nao turbinemeter has been developed to be used as a ventilation rate sensor in livestock buildi... more A nao turbinemeter has been developed to be used as a ventilation rate sensor in livestock buildings. On the basis of a p r & s m q introduced in 1983, several improvements have been made to develop a low-cost ai-rate sensor with an acceptable accuracy of 60 mjlh in a range fim 200 to 5000 m3/h for pressure d$ ferences fiom 0 to 120 Pa. This sensor can be integrated in the climate control equipment of livestock buildings to improve process control.
Equine Veterinary Journal, 2010
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Journal of Agricultural Engineering Research, 1993
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Journal of Agricultural Engineering Research, 1986
From statistical analysis offield data, normal mechanical ventilating systems using exhaust fans ... more From statistical analysis offield data, normal mechanical ventilating systems using exhaust fans were found to give no better mean production results than natural open-ridge systems. To explain this, components of the mechanical ventilating system, namely the fan and the controller, were analysed in a laboratory test installation. The equipment tested revealed important shortcomings that explain why normal mechanical ventilating systems do not perform adequately in the field. By use of a steady-state analysis , the effects of the air flow rate on indoor temperature and on energy losses in a livestock building were analysed. A new controller has been developed, in an attempt to achieve improved control of air flow and hence more effective environmental control in livestock buildings.
Animal Production, 1989
... Cooling gradients across pens in a finishing piggery. Journal of Agricultural Engineering Res... more ... Cooling gradients across pens in a finishing piggery. Journal of Agricultural Engineering Research 28: 247-259. STEIGER, A., TSCHANZ, B., JACOB, P. and SCHOLL, E. 1979. Investigation of behaviour of fattening pigs on different types of floor and with different densities. ...
Animal Production, 1984
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Animal Production, 1993
... Together with a deficiency of inositol 1,4,5,- triphosphate phosphatase, a rise of calcium wi... more ... Together with a deficiency of inositol 1,4,5,- triphosphate phosphatase, a rise of calcium within the myoplasm may occur, activating ATP-ase and phosphorylate kinase, resulting in muscle contraction and the catabolism of glycogen to lactate (Foster, Gesini, Claudianos ...
New Perspectives for Energy Savings in Agriculture, 1986
New Perspectives for Energy Savings in Agriculture, 1986
Journal of Heat Recovery Systems, 1985
Today's reqmrements m livestock buildings offer a potential market for heat exchanger technology.... more Today's reqmrements m livestock buildings offer a potential market for heat exchanger technology. To realize an economical heat exchanger system, a complex interaction of many factors must be analysed. To solve the different aspects of the problem, a methodtcal approach is necessary. Firstly a compact heat exchanger for use m modern livestock buildings is selected. Then a calculation method is presented to predict the effectiveness of the selected system It is shown how this calculaUon can be used to define an economic cntenon by which a well dimensioned and adapted heat exchanger system can be developed
Indoor Air, 1991
A nao turbinemeter has been developed to be used as a ventilation rate sensor in livestock buildi... more A nao turbinemeter has been developed to be used as a ventilation rate sensor in livestock buildings. On the basis of a p r & s m q introduced in 1983, several improvements have been made to develop a low-cost ai-rate sensor with an acceptable accuracy of 60 mjlh in a range fim 200 to 5000 m3/h for pressure d$ ferences fiom 0 to 120 Pa. This sensor can be integrated in the climate control equipment of livestock buildings to improve process control.
Equine Veterinary Journal, 2010
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Journal of Agricultural Engineering Research, 1993
ABSTRACT
Journal of Agricultural Engineering Research, 1986
From statistical analysis offield data, normal mechanical ventilating systems using exhaust fans ... more From statistical analysis offield data, normal mechanical ventilating systems using exhaust fans were found to give no better mean production results than natural open-ridge systems. To explain this, components of the mechanical ventilating system, namely the fan and the controller, were analysed in a laboratory test installation. The equipment tested revealed important shortcomings that explain why normal mechanical ventilating systems do not perform adequately in the field. By use of a steady-state analysis , the effects of the air flow rate on indoor temperature and on energy losses in a livestock building were analysed. A new controller has been developed, in an attempt to achieve improved control of air flow and hence more effective environmental control in livestock buildings.
Animal Production, 1989
... Cooling gradients across pens in a finishing piggery. Journal of Agricultural Engineering Res... more ... Cooling gradients across pens in a finishing piggery. Journal of Agricultural Engineering Research 28: 247-259. STEIGER, A., TSCHANZ, B., JACOB, P. and SCHOLL, E. 1979. Investigation of behaviour of fattening pigs on different types of floor and with different densities. ...
Animal Production, 1984
ABSTRACT
Animal Production, 1993
... Together with a deficiency of inositol 1,4,5,- triphosphate phosphatase, a rise of calcium wi... more ... Together with a deficiency of inositol 1,4,5,- triphosphate phosphatase, a rise of calcium within the myoplasm may occur, activating ATP-ase and phosphorylate kinase, resulting in muscle contraction and the catabolism of glycogen to lactate (Foster, Gesini, Claudianos ...