Preserving grain quality by aeration and in-store drying
However, this practice of manual setting of limits made supervision of operation at remote country sites difficult. ... and automatically selects the coldest periods for aeration fan operation by means of a thermostat which winds down when the fan is running ... The capital costs, in l980, were about $A2500 for the mobile natural aeration unit and $Al5000 for the mobile refrigerated aeration unit (Hunter l98l).
| Title | : | Preserving grain quality by aeration and in-store drying |
| Author | : | Bruce R. Champ, E. Highley, Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research, Group for Assistance on Systems Relating to Grain after Harvest |
| Publisher | : | Inkata Pr - 1986 |
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