Results of Experimental Studies of a Cavitation Disperser of Protein-Vitamin Concentrate Feeds of Plant Origin

The article presents the results of research into the technology of production of protein-vitamin feed additive based on plant raw materials. The results of research into the operational characteristics of a feed disperser designed for the production of feed additives in the form of protein-vitamin concentrate of plant origin are presented. The main factors affecting the efficiency of the dispersion process are analyzed, in particular the physicochemical properties of the raw material and the operating modes of the equipment. The possibility of using three components as components of a feed additive is proposed: green mass of fodder grasses, beer grains (an example of involving secondary raw materials from the processing industry) and a grain component. Technological solutions are proposed to ensure the stability of the process and the preservation of the nutritional properties of the components. The improved technology provides homogenization, activation of nutrients and pasteurization of the product, which contributes to improving the quality of feed, economic efficiency and environmental safety of production.

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Central Ukrainian Scientific Bulletin Technical Sciences
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.32515/2664-262x.2025.11(42).1.139-147
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Food Industry and Aquatic Biology
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Results of Experimental Studies of a Cavitation Disperser of Protein-Vitamin Concentrate Feeds of Plant Origin

Volodymyr Govorukha, Pavlo Luts, Vasiliy Pavlichenko, Ihor Babyn
Central Ukrainian Scientific Bulletin Technical Sciences
Food Industry and Aquatic Biology
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Results of Experimental Studies of a Cavitation Disperser of Protein-Vitamin Concentrate Feeds of Plant Origin

Volodymyr Govorukha, Pavlo Luts, Vasiliy Pavlichenko, Ihor Babyn
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The article presents the results of research into the technology of production of protein-vitamin feed additive based on plant raw materials. The results of research into the operational characteristics of a feed disperser designed for the production of feed additives in the form of protein-vitamin concentrate of plant origin are presented. The main factors affecting the efficiency of the dispersion process are analyzed, in particular the physicochemical properties of the raw material and the operating modes of the equipment. The possibility of using three components as components of a feed additive is proposed: green mass of fodder grasses, beer grains (an example of involving secondary raw materials from the processing industry) and a grain component. Technological solutions are proposed to ensure the stability of the process and the preservation of the nutritional properties of the components. The improved technology provides homogenization, activation of nutrients and pasteurization of the product, which contributes to improving the quality of feed, economic efficiency and environmental safety of production.

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