TECHNOLOGICAL OPTIMUM ANGLE CONTROL OF STATIONARY SURFACE MOVEMENT AND WEIGHING LOOSE FEED MIXTURES IN THE STREAM

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  • A. Dubrovin

Abstract

Proposed principle technologically the best automatic control of the angle of inclination of the stationary sliding surface and rolling it particles of weighted granular feed for animals and poultry. In the corresponding device is not a gte mso Proposed principle technologically the best automatic control of the angle of inclination of the stationary sliding surface and rolling it particles of weighted granular feed for animals and poultry. In the corresponding device is not a traditional actuator to move the mixture in the horizontal plane, resulting in saving of electrical energy while maintaining the overall accuracy of the weighing process and performance meter mass of granular mixtures in a flow.

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No. 209 (2015): Частина 1 (англ)

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