Evaluation of recycled tiles and OSB ceiling materials in closed broiler house prototypes
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Título da fonte: | Brazilian Journal of Poultry Science (Online) |
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Resumo: | This study aimed at evaluating the thermal performance of a modular ceiling system for poultry houses. The reduced- and distorted-scale prototypes used ceiling modules made of reforested wood and were covered with recycled long-life package tiles. The following parameters were measured for 21 days: tile internal surface temperature (ST), globe temperature and humidity index (WBGT), and radiant heat load (RHL). Measurements were made at times of highest heat load (11:00 am, 13:00 pm, and 03:00 pm). Collected data were analyzed by "R" statistics software. Means were compared by multiple comparison test (Tukey) and linear regression was performed, both at 5% significance level. The results showed that the prototype with the ceiling was more efficient to reduce internal tile surface temperature; however, this was not sufficient to provide a comfortable environment for broilers during the growout. Therefore, other techniques to provide proper cooling are required in addition to the ceiling. |
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Evaluation of recycled tiles and OSB ceiling materials in closed broiler house prototypes |
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Evaluation of recycled tiles and OSB ceiling materials in closed broiler house prototypes |
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Evaluation of recycled tiles and OSB ceiling materials in closed broiler house prototypes Cravo,JCM Broiler house environment recycled tiles thermal comfort |
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Evaluation of recycled tiles and OSB ceiling materials in closed broiler house prototypes |
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Evaluation of recycled tiles and OSB ceiling materials in closed broiler house prototypes |
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Evaluation of recycled tiles and OSB ceiling materials in closed broiler house prototypes |
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Evaluation of recycled tiles and OSB ceiling materials in closed broiler house prototypes |
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Evaluation of recycled tiles and OSB ceiling materials in closed broiler house prototypes |
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Cravo,JCM |
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Cravo,JCM Fiorelli,J Lahr,FAR Fonseca,R da Cruz,VC da |
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Fiorelli,J Lahr,FAR Fonseca,R da Cruz,VC da |
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Cravo,JCM Fiorelli,J Lahr,FAR Fonseca,R da Cruz,VC da |
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Broiler house environment recycled tiles thermal comfort |
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Broiler house environment recycled tiles thermal comfort |
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This study aimed at evaluating the thermal performance of a modular ceiling system for poultry houses. The reduced- and distorted-scale prototypes used ceiling modules made of reforested wood and were covered with recycled long-life package tiles. The following parameters were measured for 21 days: tile internal surface temperature (ST), globe temperature and humidity index (WBGT), and radiant heat load (RHL). Measurements were made at times of highest heat load (11:00 am, 13:00 pm, and 03:00 pm). Collected data were analyzed by "R" statistics software. Means were compared by multiple comparison test (Tukey) and linear regression was performed, both at 5% significance level. The results showed that the prototype with the ceiling was more efficient to reduce internal tile surface temperature; however, this was not sufficient to provide a comfortable environment for broilers during the growout. Therefore, other techniques to provide proper cooling are required in addition to the ceiling. |
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