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UNUTILIZED INDICATOR IN THE MILKING HALTING CONTROL FRAMEWORK
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10.37547/tajvswd/Volume04Issue02-01
tajvswd
2022
VOL. 4
/ NO. 02
MARCH
RESEARCH OVERVIEW
Abstract
A non-contact laser thermometer Raynger ST-6 was utilized to quantify temperatures of the inward surfaces of liners immediately subsequent to draining. In a gathering of 12 dairy cows, the base liner temperature in the wake of draining was 15.3°C, the greatest temperature was 28.9°C. It follows from the relapse relationship that an expansion in the cooling time by 1 second reductions the temperature of the liner inward surface by 0.0324°C. All things considered, front left quarters were drained inactive 2.55 min, front right 2.21 min, back left 0.24 min, back right 0.56 min.
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Laser thermometer
liners
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