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dies suitable for fertilizer - (Feed Milling Machinery)

Author: ckpun
Subject: dies suitable for fertilizer
Posted: Sun Dec 17, 2006 4:28 am (GMT 0)
Topic Replies: 0

Please advice which type of dies material is suitable for organic fertilizer. Hole dia. 4.6mm - 5.5mm
The material used for fertilizer are manure and compost. Alloy , stainless steel or high chrome ?
Please advice. Thanks.

organic fertilizer cooler - (Feed Milling Machinery)

Author: ckpun
Subject: organic fertilizer cooler
Posted: Sat Dec 02, 2006 5:32 am (GMT 0)
Topic Replies: 0

We have a cpm junior pellet mill for pelletizing organic fertilizer. What type of cooler is suitable the organic pellet ? The diameter of pellet is 4.6mm - 5.5mm. Counter cooler or cpm vertical cooler?
Please advice.

feedmill for hog feeds - (Feed Milling Machinery)

Author: canaanfarms
Subject: feedmill for hog feeds
Posted: Wed Nov 15, 2006 9:16 am (GMT 0)
Topic Replies: 0

hello everyone!
i'm new here.
i'm into livestock raising.
we're planning to put up a medium scale feedmill for hog feeeds.
can somebody give me some ideas about it?
the needed equipments, area requirement, starting capital etc....
thanks a lot in advance...
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Ozpolat Mill Machinery from Turkiye - (Selling Leads)

Author: ozpolatmillmachinery
Subject: Ozpolat Mill Machinery from Turkiye
Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2006 11:08 am (GMT 0)
Topic Replies: 0

Dear Sirs

Ozpolat Mill Machinery was established in 1966 and producing high efficient and high quality milling machines up to today.

Success story of Ozpolat Mill Machinery was started in a small engineering work shop.Today Ozpolat Mill Machinery is constructed on a 5000 m2 closed site and employs 80 personnel in its production facility, it also employs CAD systems and CNC tools. Ozpolat Mill Machinery always pioneering of mill sector in Turkey and adopted itself to changes in customer wants and technological innovations. In this sense Ozpolat Mill Machinery took on a critical role in its sector in 1980, became the first company to produce Pneumatic Roller Mill with hydraulic and fully automatic body casting .

Ozpolat Mill Machinery mission was accepted by milling sector.

Ozpolat Mill Machinery will be performed innovations as a part of its mission according to its customer needs and wants.

The latest innovation was launched in March 2006 .

PLC Pneumatic Roller Mill

Pneumatic and full automatic roller mill is designed for first and second breaking and grinding of wheat. machine is composed of technological and kinematical parts, which are working independent from each other. V-belts and independently controlled electric motors are used to operate each part.

Ozpolat Mill Machinery is producing all machinery and its parts according to CE (Conformite Europeenne) norms and standards.

Ozpolat Mill Machinery sets up turn-key plants for;

-Wheat flour and Semolina plants

-Maize flour and Semolina plants

-Lentil plants

-Bulgur plants

-Rice plants

-Feed plants

and those plants are working efficiently in Argentina to Kazakhistan.Mutual trust, meticulous and on time delievery are key factors of our relationships with business partners.

Please Don't hesitate to contact us for any questions or queries

I am awating your good news

My best wishes

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Sales&Marketing

OZPOLAT Machine Industry and Trade CO.
Address:Organize San.Bolgesi 20 nolu Cad. No:21 Gaziantep/TURKIYE
Phn.+90 342 337 12 17
Fax:+90 342 337 14 18
e-mail:info@ozpolatmakina.com.tr
www.ozpolatmakina.com.tr
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RE: Die vs roller diameter - (Feed Milling Machinery)

Author: Anonymous
Posted: Wed Oct 25, 2006 6:45 am (GMT 0)
Topic Replies: 2

Given that the mechanics are OK. Firstly you should look at die speed and conditioning.. There are so many variables but these would be the first things to check..

RE: Experienced feed mill engineer needed - (Other)

Author: Anonymous
Subject: Re: Experienced feed mill engineer needed
Posted: Fri Sep 29, 2006 2:23 am (GMT 0)
Topic Replies: 2

ibt wrote:

Due to our rapidly growing business in Eastren Europe, our Canadian
based complany is in need of an experienced feed mill engineer to help
develope the milling capability of our mills in these developing
countries. Please reply with any questions to this email addess, ibondt@gmail.com

My friend..
Yutek ENGINEERING AND IDAH MACHINERY.
IF YOU HAVE ANY FEED PROCESS PROBLEM PLEASE CONTACT TO US.
WE WILL DO BEST TO HELP YOU.
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RE: Wood Pelleting - (Other)

Author: Anonymous
Subject: Re: Wood Pelleting
Posted: Fri Sep 29, 2006 2:21 am (GMT 0)
Topic Replies: 3

JohnFleekin wrote:

Hi,
Been having a bit of trouble finding much info on wood pelleting on the internet. How does the process of making wood pellets differ from that of feed pellets as i have been able to read on this website.
Cheers,
John

John..
please let me know that wood size you have and willing pellet size.
we have been offer some for japan project.
please email to me by:
younder2000@yahoo.com
YUTEK ENGINEERING AND IDAH MACHINERY

YOUNDER.

RE: Looking for a design or supplier of feed mill - (Other)

Author: Anonymous
Subject: Re: Looking for a design or supplier of feed mill
Posted: Fri Sep 29, 2006 2:18 am (GMT 0)
Topic Replies: 1

devel wrote:

I am looking for a design or supplier of a small-scale animal feed mill...

I want to include the reference to the mill in a donor-funded book of small business ideas for the Pacific.

SIR..
Please kindly offer your inquire to my address as
younder2000@yahoo.com
YUTEK ENGINEERING AND IDAH MACHINERY CO., LTD.

1. how much capacity your willing.
2. size of feed.
3. factory location.

younder.

RE: Difference between mixers - ribbon and paddle - (Feed Milling Machinery)

Author: Anonymous
Subject: Re: Difference between mixers - ribbon and paddle
Posted: Fri Sep 29, 2006 2:15 am (GMT 0)
Topic Replies: 2

Joshua11 wrote:

We currently have a feed mill with a horizontal ribbon mixer in place and it has come time to replacing. After looking around we need to know what are the main differences between a ribbon mixer and a paddle mixer. What are the advantages of both and which is most recommended? - Joshua Collins, Mi

Dear SIRS..
We do offer ribbon mixer, padder mixer and forberg twin paddles mixer for feed process. for more information please contact to
younder2000@yahoo.com
YUTEK Engineering and IDAH MACHINERY.

RE: Trout feed - small scale plant - (Feed Milling Machinery)

Author: Anonymous
Subject: Re: Trout feed - small scale plant
Posted: Fri Sep 29, 2006 2:08 am (GMT 0)
Topic Replies: 1

JHird wrote:

We are looking into starting a small scale plant for the production of our own trout feed to supply our own fish farms. Since we are new to this side of things, could someone tell us what machinery we require to fufil this operation.

Dear SIR..
PLEASE KINDLY LET ME KNOW YOUR WILLING CAPACITY HOW MUCH PER HOUR AND SIZE. I would trial to do a tailer project for you.
regards.
younder.

email to : younder2000@yahoo.com
YUTEK Engineer and IDAH MACHINERY CO.,LTD.

RE: Steam or Not? - (Feed Milling Machinery)

Author: Anonymous
Subject: Re: Steam or Not?
Posted: Fri Sep 29, 2006 2:05 am (GMT 0)
Topic Replies: 1

mike wrote:

I am considering starting a small scale feed mill for my own farm and maybe supply to some neighbouring farmers as well.

Looking at around 1t/h production capacity, i am stuck whether i should go for the pellet mills with steam or the ones without steams.

Anyone able to outlsy the benefits or negatives of each.

Mike

Dear MIKE..
If you mill with pellet mill you would need boiler steam to condition formula.
if just mixing steam would no need.

normally I would suggest my friend to do pellet with steam for it can got better quality.

younder.
email to me by younder2000@yahoo.com
YUTEK ENGINEERING AND IDAH MACHINERY.

RE: Soybean machinery - (Feed Milling Machinery)

Author: Anonymous
Subject: Re: Soybean machinery
Posted: Fri Sep 29, 2006 2:02 am (GMT 0)
Topic Replies: 1

LuisEduardo wrote:

We currently have a small facility in Bolivia producing Stock feed and we are looking to expanding our production to include processing soybean into grit.

What are the ways i can achieve this?

Thank-you
Luis S. Eduardo

Dear Luis..
the process by expansion and extruder for soybean it can got similar result. the important is how much if your willing process capacity.
we have offer some project extruder for soybean process.
please contact to me by

younder2000@yahoo.com
younder.
YUTEK ENGINEERING AND IDAH MACHINERY.

RE: Pellet Die Compression Ratio - (Feed Milling Machinery)

Author: Anonymous
Subject: Re: Pellet Die Compression Ratio
Posted: Fri Sep 29, 2006 1:56 am (GMT 0)
Topic Replies: 3

AbdulMohammed wrote:

Hello, I have my own pelleting plant here in Iran. I current use a CPM pellet mill with the dies purchased locally. I need to know what benefits can i get from changing the compression ratio in the die. Now it is 8:1. If i changed to 11:1 what differences or benefits would i see.

Reason i ask is now our pellets are not compacting right with the materials inside, i wonder if the compression is the problem. Also if i try a die with above compression what different will i see in my pellets, pellet mill and others.

Thank-you
Mohammed Adbul

My friend..
the compression ration in normal for
poultry is keep as 12:1 means 4mm will thicness 48mm dies or more.
shrimp and fish can up to 20:1 as 2mm used 40mm thickness.

the ration will cause as below..
process capacity if ration less the capacity will higher.
machine amper will less.
hardness of feed will be: more thicker the pellet will be harder.

for more information please contact to..
younder2000@yahoo.com
yutek engineering and idah machinery.

RE: Die vs roller diameter - (Feed Milling Machinery)

Author: Anonymous
Subject: Re: Die vs roller diameter
Posted: Fri Sep 29, 2006 1:49 am (GMT 0)
Topic Replies: 2

Wouter VDS wrote:

Dear all,

I got a question which i would like to throw in the group;

I know a plant where the sizes of the die/rollers used are as follows

Dies;

inside diameter = 52 cm
outside diameter= 62 cm
Width (contact with rollers) = 14 cm
Width die = 18 cm

Rollers: outside diameter = 24 cm
outline = 77.5 cm

However we do not achieve a good capacity with this press, even while we are using formulations which are running smoothly in other mills. We noticed low amperes mostly, but these switch to very high amperes at sudden but frequent intervals, causing us to have to reduce load and thus reducing capacity.

Could the problem be related to the diameter ratio between rollers and die? or might the manufacturor of the dies be selling dies with badly drilled holes?

With thanks for your answers,

W

Dear MR Wouter..
the dies quality is focus on
1. holes condition..
by gun drill the process speed is very important to cause smooth surface. if the drill speed is less than 12000rpm it is very easy to block in dies if pellet less than 2mm.
2. hardness normally the hardness must control under 54HRC.
3. holes inlet gorrve. if this wear out will cause the amper rise.
4. impurity block holes cause material no way to pass smoothly.
5. pellet mill bearing damaged cause shaft jumping.
6. inner and outter scraper wear out cause material guiding failure.

roller..
1. roller wear out.
2. roller to dies kept distance to much.
3. roller hardness too soft.
4. open and close end roller match mistake.

formulation..
1. fat contain
2. moisture.
3. starch.
4. ash..

The easy way is change a new dies and roller to compare the variation between each.
and trial to modify formula.

for more information please contact to me..
younder2000@yahoo.com
younder.

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RE: Differences between V-belt and Gear-driven pellet mill ? - (Feed Milling Machinery)

Author: Anonymous
Subject: Re: Differences between V-belt and Gear-driven pellet mill ?
Posted: Fri Sep 29, 2006 1:36 am (GMT 0)
Topic Replies: 1

Guest wrote:

What are the differences between V-belt and gear-driven pellet mill ?
What are their advantages and disaventages?
What are their different applications ?

And I know there is another type of pellet mill is called flat ring.
What are the differences between flat ring and ring die pellet mills ?

Thank you very much in advance to anyone who replies. =)

YUTEK ENGINEERING AND IDAH MACHINERY.
younder2000@yahoo.com
Younder.

the pellet mill is driven by gear type and v belt pulley
power consuption..
gear type and belt type is almost same.

shaft loading..
gear type is coupling connect. torque is less than pulley type.
v belt driven by pulley so that the main shaft must loading with bending force.

process lift:
gear type under well lubricated can used very long time at least 5 years.
v belt type have to change belt every 2 years.

exchange time.
v belt change take 4 hour.
gear replace take 1 to 2 days.

spare price..
v belt is cost less than 1000usd.
gear belt is cost more than 10000usd.

dor more information please email to
younder2000@yahoo.com