MANAGING STORED GRAIN Basic Principles Grain will deteriorate faster as temperature and moisture content incre ase. Using corn as an example, Table 1 illustrates how fast grain can spoil even with proper aeration. Grain - Proper equilibrium - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	MANAGING STORED GRAIN Basic Principles Grain will deteriorate faster as temperature and moisture content incre ase. Using corn as an example, Table 1 illustrates how fast grain can spoil even with proper aeration. Grain Add to Reading List Document Date: 2011-07-18 13:30:41 Open Document File Size: 612,05 KB Share Result on Facebook Company perishable co / Gal LP / HP / / Currency EUR / USD / / Event Environmental Issue / / Facility Storage Crops store / North Dakota State University / / IndustryTerm heater pla cement / harvest-related equipment / Aeration systems / food / energy / / NaturalFeature m³/hr/MT / Fall Cooling Winter Cooling CFM/BU m³/hr/MT / MT Airflow / / Organization North Dakota State University / / Person Max Moisture / / / Position producer / bin dealer / / Technology condensation / aeration system / aeration / / SocialTag Food technology Garde manger Psychrometrics Rice Moisture meter Equilibrium moisture content Potato Relative humidity Wood drying Food and drink

MANAGING STORED GRAIN Basic Principles Grain will deteriorate faster as temperature and moisture content incre ase. Using corn as an example, Table 1 illustrates how fast grain can spoil even with proper aeration. GrainAdd to Reading List