Feed block and method and apparatus for manufacturing of the feed block
A feed block and feed technology, applied in the field of feed block, can solve the problems of short shelf life and high water content
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[0071] A shredder 1 of type Kolbe TW / SW 98 was used as forming machine for the feed mass. The usual feed screw 20 in the pulverizer 1 is used. Its speed is 200 revolutions per minute. The conventional perforated disc is replaced by a new perforated disc 30 made of an alloy known per se, a so-called aluminum bronze alloy, which provides a smooth surface. The perforated disc 30 has a diameter of 96mm and a length of 70mm. The perforated disc 30 is provided with six through nozzles 32 each parallel to the central axis 5 of the perforated disc 30 . The diameter of the nozzle 32 is 22 mm, providing a total of 31.5% of the light opening to the perforated disk 30, and the ratio of the length to diameter of the nozzle 32 is 3.18. The perforated disc 30 is also provided with a central hole 34 passing through the perforated disc 30 . Placed in the central hole 34 is a through-shaft 22, which is bearing-fastened to the feed screw 20 at its first end 221 facing the feed screw 20 with ...
example 2
[0075] Feed blocks were manufactured in the same manner as in Example 1. Feed blocks were assembled from 5.3 kg of extruded fish feed of the same type as in Example 1. 0.3 kg of denatured potato starch and 1.6 kg of dried fish meal of the same type as in Example 1 were added to the 5.3 kg of extruded fish feed. Afterwards, 2.8 liters of fresh water at a temperature of about 6°C were added to the dried mixture. The finished mixture contained about 34% water by weight.
[0076] The feed blocks produced are very suitable for feeding large fish such as tuna and will ensure their distribution to the fish in cages by means of eg shoveling.
example 3
[0078]Feed blocks were manufactured in the same manner as in Example 1. Feed blocks were assembled from 7.3 kg of extruded fish feed of the same type as in Example 1. To the 7.3 kg extruded fish feed was added 0.25 kg of dried fish meal and 0.25 kg of gluten flour of so called "high elastic" quality. Afterwards, 2.2 liters of fresh water at a temperature of about 6° C. were added to the dried mixture. The finished mixture contained about 28% water by weight.
[0079] The feed blocks produced are very suitable for feeding large fish such as tuna and will ensure their distribution to the fish in cages by means of eg shoveling.
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