Research of Temperature Regime in the Module for Poultry Growing

Spodyniuk, Nadiia; Lis, A.

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-57340-9_55

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“…Infrared heating and ventilation systems provide normalized air temperature in the irradiation area when the air temperature in the module changes from +16 to +35 ºC, air velocity -from 0.2 to 0.3 m/s and there is quality regulation of these parameters (Spodyniuk N. and Lis A., 2021). At the same time, the required temperature conditions change while the poultry is growing.…”

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Experimental Research and CFD Modeling of Modular Poultry Breeding

Trokhaniak

Spodyniuk

Shelimanova

et al. 2021

INMATEH

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For high-quality and simultaneous breeding of different ages of poultry a modular keeping is proposed. The heating system of the module is a panel infrared heater. It is intended for local heating of technological area. Design dimensions of the module were determined for reasons of qualitative course of technological process, namely the stocking density of poultry. Experimental studies of the temperature regime of poultry breeding area were carried out. Body temperature of the poultry was within acceptable limits, up to 41.5ºC. In addition, the surface temperature of the feathers did not exceed 29.1ºC, which fully complies with sanitary and hygienic standards. For a better representation of temperature regime in the module, CFD modeling was performed. Fields of velocities, pressures and temperatures were obtained. The air temperature near poultry in the module reached 18.6ºC, and the average velocity did not exceed 0.75m/s.

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Experimental Research and CFD Modeling of Modular Poultry Breeding

Trokhaniak

Spodyniuk

Shelimanova

et al. 2021

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“…A study on modular poultry keeping was carried out by the authors of [11]. A poultry rearing module design with an infrared heater was developed.…”

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Research on gas dynamic flows in poultry house lateral ventilation system using cfd modelling

Bulgakov

Aboltins

Trokhaniak

et al. 2023

22nd International Scientific Conference Engineering for Rural Development Proceedings

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Maintaining a good microclimate in the poultry house is one of the most important factors in poultry breeding. It is the quality of the air parameters that ultimately determines the quality of the yield. Poultry keeping requires a lot of effort and technological solutions. Therefore, the study is aimed to improve the microclimate system in the air environment of the poultry house by incorporating exhaust fans on the rear end wall in a non-traditional way. Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) with ANSYS Fluent is a powerful tool for predicting the climate system in the poultry house, as an alternative to experimental studies. CFD modelling of the gas-dynamics and heat-mass exchange processes has led to the conclusion that raising the valves to a height of 210 mm from the slab, and changing the spoiler cut-out by 73 °allows air to be conveyed to the centre of the poultry house. At the same time, the pressure drop of the supply valves is 47.18 Pa, which makes it possible to fully supply the exhaust fan. The air velocity at the inlet of the supply valves is 9.16 m·s-1. The average air speed at 0.7 m above the floor level is 0.71 m·s-1, and the temperature is 14.83 °С. Thus, the research presented can be used to develop new ventilation systems for poultry houses in the future.

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