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Description: Heat and moisture loads and their variability under commercial conditions were determined by monitoring taree broiler breeder barns with partially slatted floors, one utilizing (deep-pit and two shallow-pit droppings storage systems. Data were collected for 24-h periods at regular intervals during the production cycles and under cold winter conditions. The bird total heat production in the three barns ranged from 67.7 to75.4kJ/(h.bird), while the latent hear, production ranged from 25.7 to 36.2 kJ/(h.bird). The proportion of sensible heat converted to latent heat by evaporation was 24 and 37% in the shallow pit barns, and 36% in the deep-pit bam. The ratio of latent to total heat in the exhaust air averaged 0.38, with the highest ratio occurring in the deep-pit barn.

Keywords: heat and moisture loads in three commercial broiler breeder barns
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Citation: O'Connor, J.M., McQuitty, I.B. and P.C. Clark 1988. HEAT AND MOISTURE LOADS IN THREE COMMERCIAL BROILER BREEDER BARNS. Canadian Agricultural Engineering 30(2):267-272.
Volume: 30
Issue: 2
Pages 267 - 272
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Date: 1988
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