Basics of Pelleting

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Brief discussion about poultry feed pelleting


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BASICS OF PELLETING
Muhammad Arslan Musa
M.Sc. (Hons.) Poultry Science
[email protected]
Muhammad Arslan Musa

Pelleting
■Conversion of mash feed into pellets is pelleting
■Agglomerated feeds formed by extruding individual
ingredients or mixtures by compacting and forcing
through die openings by any mechanical process”
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Advantages of Pelleting
■Minimize feed wastage
■Increased nutrient density and nutrient availability
■Reduce dustiness and decreased microbial load
■increase palatability and bulk density
■Reducing feeding time about 3 times than mash feed
■Decrease energy loss on prehention
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Pelleting Process
■Pelleting process involves
■Conditioning
■Compression
■Cooling
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Conditioning
■Modification of physical properties of mash by steam
addition
■Steam has ability to carry heat and moisture
■Grains and meals are good insulators of heat
■Grinding and retention time in conditioner are
important
■Conditioner has usually 1.5 to 4.6 m long with 38-76 cm
diameter
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■Types of conditioner are
1.Single shaft
2.Double shaft
3.Differential diameter
■Conditioner shaft speeds varies from 90 to 500 rpm
■Increase in temperature of 12-15
0
C will add 1% moisture
to mash
■High temperature, moisture and retention time gelatinize
the starch and activate some binding agents in feed
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Physical Requirements for
Conditioning
Temperature 80-90
°
C
Pressure 2-3 bar
Retention Time 30-90 seconds
Moisture addition 4-5%
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Compression
■Die selection usually based on these parameters
■Die speed (pellet quality decreased by increasing die speed)
■Number of holes in die (important for production rate)
■Dimension of die hole (more length with less diameter
produce more hard pellet)
■Die maintenance (should be properly maintained for better
pellet quality) Muhammad Arslan Musa

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Cooling
■Added moisture and heat is removed from pellets in cooler
■Reduce temperature from about 85 0C to above 5-8 0C from
atmospheric temperature
■Usually, removes 4-6 % moisture
■Recommended air for 1-ton pellets is 3000-5000 cubic meter
with air speed of 25 meter per second
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Cooler Types
■Horizontal (moving bed)
■Vertical (2 columns of pellet moving down)
■Counter-flow
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Factors Affecting Moisture
Removal in Cooler
■Initial moisture of pellets
■Temperature difference
■Moisture difference of pellets and air
■Air flow rate
■Retention time
■Diameter of pellet
■Fat coating on pellets
■Porosity of pellets
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Crumbler
■Used to making crumbs by crushing the pellets
■Consists one or two sets of rolls that rotates in opposite
direction with different speed
■Crumbs size can be increased or decreased by increasing or
decreasing the gap between two rolls
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Size reduction of pellets in crumbler depends on
■Material quality
■Difference in speed of counter-rotated rolls
■Corrugation type
■Roll gap adjustment
■Material volume fed to crumbler
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