Factors affecting the selection of mold size
1. Feed type: Different types of fish feed have different requirements for mold size. For example, for some feeds that require a higher nutrient retention rate, a mold with a smaller aperture may need to be selected.
2. Raw material particle size: The particle size of the raw material directly affects the selection of the mold. Raw materials with larger particle sizes need to choose molds with larger apertures to ensure that the raw materials can pass through the mold smoothly and form particles.
3. Extrusion process: Different extrusion processes will also affect the selection of mold size. Different extrusion processes have different requirements for the extrusion degree and particle shape of the raw materials, so it is necessary to select a suitable mold size to match the process.
How to choose the right mold size
| Model | 70 | 85 | 100 |
| Installed Power | 90KW | 145KW | 170KW |
| Real Consumption | 63KW | 102KW | 120KW |
| Capacity | 150-200KG/HR | 300-500KG/HR | 1000-1500KG/HR |
1. Understand the feed requirements: Before selecting the mold size, you first need to clarify the type, nutritional content, particle size and other requirements of the required feed.
2. Evaluate the raw material situation: Evaluate the characteristics of the raw material such as particle size and moisture content to determine the appropriate mold aperture size.
3. Reference experience data: By consulting relevant literature or consulting industry experts, you can understand the experience of mold size selection in similar feed production processes to provide a reference for selection.