Pearson’s Square or Pearson’s Rectangle, is a simplified method for solving a two-variable simultaneous equation.
It is widely used in standardization calculations for sausage manufacture, jam manufacture, blending alcoholic drinks, calculation of the amounts of feed necessary to meet a nutrient...
Pearson’s Square or Pearson’s Rectangle, is a simplified method for solving a two-variable simultaneous equation.
It is widely used in standardization calculations for sausage manufacture, jam manufacture, blending alcoholic drinks, calculation of the amounts of feed necessary to meet a nutrient requirement of livestock and anywhere where two components that need to be mixed together to give a final known concentration.
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Pearson Square Pearson’s Square or Pearson’s Rectangle, is a simplified method for solving a two-variable simultaneous equation. It is widely used in standardization calculations for sausage manufacture, jam manufacture, blending alcoholic drinks, calculation of the amounts of feed necessary to meet a nutrient requirement of livestock and anywhere where two components that need to be mixed together to give a final known concentration.
Problem Calculate the portions of grains needed to make a 150 kg of 15% Crude Protein mix. The grain we have available is Soybean at 30% protein and barley at 12% protein. Solution Steps:1 Draw Pearson’s Square Steps:2 Label Concentrations of each solution on top and bottom corners, 30 12 Steps:3 Write the required or target concentration in the center of the squire. 15 Steps:4 Subtract the Solution concentration from target concentration ( smaller number from the larger one) along the diagonal lines. 3 15 Solution % Target % Parts Steps:5 Divide the parts by the total parts to find the per cent of each solution in the Taget mixture. Total parts = 15+ 3
Problem Calculate the portions of grains needed to make a 150 kg of 15% Crude Protein mix. The grain we have available is Soybean at 30% protein and barley at 12% protein. Solution Steps:6 Soybean % final mixture = 30 12 15 3 15 Solution Target Parts Total parts = 15+ 3 = 16.7% Barley % final mixture = = 83.3% Steps:7 Soybean total quantity required For 150 kg target mix = =25 kg
Problem Calculate the portions of grains needed to make a 150 kg of 15% Crude Protein mix. The grain we have available is Soybean at 30% protein and barley at 12% protein. Solution Steps:8 Barley total quantity required For 150 kg target mix 30 12 15 3 15 Solution Target Parts Total parts = 15+ 3 Steps:9 – Double check =125 kg = Total Crud Protein in 150kg Mix = ( 0.15*150) = 22.5kg Total Crud Protein in 25 kg Soybean meal = ( 0.3*25) = 7.5kg Total Crud Protein in 125 kg barley= ( 0.12*125) = 15kg 7.5+15=22.5