Animal Feed Production Line Overview An animal feed production line is a comprehensive system designed to process grains, agricultural by-products, oils, molasses, vitamins, fats, and minerals into a complete and balanced feed formula. This formula is tailored to meet the nutritional needs of animals at various life stages. The feed processing industry relies on understanding the characteristics of food, such as content, fiber, and moisture. Accurate measurements are crucial in feed pelleting to ensure optimal results for feed pellet plants of any size. With the global population on the rise, the demand for food is increasing. Additionally, as living standards improve, there is a higher demand for animal products like eggs, milk, and meat. This growth in the breeding industry has led to an urgent need for efficient production of animal feed pellets. Advantages of Animal Feed Pellets High Feed Hygiene: During processing, temperatures of 81�°C or higher are achieved, effectively killing common bacteria and fungi such as salmonella. Steam is introduced into the feed pellet machine through a conditioner, where the material is steam-cured and compressed into pellets. Improved Nutritional Value: Heat treatment and subsequent cooling during pelleting enhance feed digestibility, improving livestock production performance and feed conversion rates. Reduced Waste: Pellets are cleaner to transport than powdered feed, with less dust and fewer issues with clogging. They also have a longer storage life compared to powdered feed, reducing overall waste. Convenient Batching: Pelletized feed simplifies batching and ensures accuracy. Additives can be easily incorporated during the mixing phase. No Separation: Pellet feed has a bulk density 15% higher than feed powder, preventing the separation of heavy particles like minerals. This ensures a more balanced feed without allowing animals to selectively choose. Animal Feed Production Line Process Flow Raw Materials: Start with the storage and preparation of raw materials. Feed Crushing: Raw materials are ground into a fine powder using feed grinders. The grinding process increases the specific surface area of the feed, aiding digestion and absorption.
