Hinrich Snell
University of Göttingen
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2001 Sacramento, CA July 29-August 1,2001 | 2001
Hinrich Snell; H. F. A. van den Weghe; W. Lücke
The fiberoptic measurement of the oxygen (O2) concentration is an important step towards a complete online recording of the ensiling process. This paper firstly explains the technology. Then, the methods and results of a first experiment are described, in which sugar beet pulp was ensiled in four tubes. These tubes were covered with two types of agricultural film (90 µm, 200 µm). During the ensiling process, the temperature, the pH value and the O2 concentration were recorded continuously in the silage. Furthermore the O2 concentration was measured online directly under the film. The first two measurands proved that ensiling took place properly and undisturbed. Measuring of the O2 concentration revealed a plausible course but some technical failures occurred.
LANDTECHNIK – Agricultural Engineering | 2001
Hinrich Snell; Ralph Schlichte; Herman Van den Weghe
In large group keeping with sensor controlled liquid feeding, the behaviour and the fattening performance of rearing piglets were examined. Special attention was given to the animal-feeding place-ratio. The results prove that the methods investigated give a high performance with very low animal loss. Furthermore, it shows that modern feeding technology alone is no guarantee that with higher housing density consistent piglet development will result.
2001 Sacramento, CA July 29-August 1,2001 | 2001
Hinrich Snell; B. Kulig; W. Lücke; H. F. A. van den Weghe
It was investigated whether the use of high-frequency electromagnetic fields allows a satisfactory estimation of the dry matter (DM) content of grass. For this purpose, a power of 50 or 250 W was applied to grass with a known DM content in a radio frequency (RF) unit. Subsequently, it was determined by regression analysis to which extent the DM content can be explained by the measurands of the RF unit. Under laboratory conditions, the DM content of grass of different origins and harvesting times can be estimated with the aid of this RF unit. Increasing the sample density improved the accuracy of the estimation. Whereas increasing the applied power did not cause further improvement. In the most favorable case, R2 adj. amounted to 0.89. A satisfactory estimation of the DM content [%] without knowing the sample mass and its density does not seem possible with the method described. In contrast to this, the water mass [g] could be estimated quite precisely (R2 adj. = 0.94).
LANDTECHNIK – Agricultural Engineering | 1999
Hinrich Snell; Herman Van den Weghe; Joachim Bursch
Untersucht wurden die arbeitswirtschaftlichen Auswirkungen verbesserter Bewegungsmoglichkeiten fur ferkelfuhrende Sauen. Unter den gegebenen Versuchsbedingungen wies der Gesamtarbeitszeitbedarf keine nennenswerten Differenzen zwischen den Buchtentypen mit der geringsten und der grosten Bewegungsmoglichkeit auf. Unterschiede gab es jedoch bei der Aufteilung der Arbeitszeit. So konnte in der Bewegungsbucht auf eine regelmasige Reinigung verzichtet werden, der Zeitaufwand fur alle Behandlungsmasnahmen war jedoch groser. Anzustreben ist eine einfache Moglichkeit, um in solchen Haltungssystemen Sauen zeitweise zu fixieren.
Biosystems Engineering | 2003
Hinrich Snell; F. Seipelt; H. F. A. Van den Weghe
Biosystems Engineering | 2002
Hinrich Snell; C. Oberndorfer; W. Lücke; H. F. A. Van den Weghe
Journal of Agricultural Engineering Research | 2001
Hinrich Snell; C. Oberndorfer; A. Kutz; W. Lücke; H. F. A. Van den Weghe
Grass and Forage Science | 2003
Hinrich Snell; C. Oberndorfer; W. Lücke; H. F. A. Van den Weghe
Grass and Forage Science | 2002
Hinrich Snell; C. Oberndorfer; W. Lücke; H. F. A. Van den Weghe
Agrartechnische Forschung | 2002
Hinrich Snell; Stephan Dellwisch; Herman Van den Weghe