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In-Field Quantification of Fan Performance in Tunnel-Ventilation Freestall Barns

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fanperformance.pdf (77.57 KB)
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https://hdl.handle.net/1813/36947
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Dairy Facilities Engineering
Author
Lankering, Katherine
Gooch, Curt
Inglis, Scott
Description
Heat stress is a major cause of decreased milk production of cattle during the hot summer months. It has been shown that tunnel ventilating dairy barns is an economical way to effectively cool livestock thereby increasing overall animal comfort and productivity. This study served to quantify the overall in-place fan capacity and determine the best placement and layout for maximum performance.
Date Issued
2004-01-01
Keywords
dairy
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heat stress
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cooling
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tunnel ventilation
Type
article

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