Effect of drying temperature on in vitro gas production and energy content of wheat dried distillers grains using mixed rumen micro-biota obtained from Holstein steers
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: 2012
چکیده: The aim of the present study was to evaluate the
effect of drying temperature on in vitro digestibility of organic
maner (DOM), metabolizable energy (ME) and net energy for
lactation (NEL) values, and drying efficiency of wheat dried
distillers grains (WDDG), applied a tower heat-dryer system,
using mixed rumen micro-biota obtained from Holstein steers.
The technology was developed to dry WDDG when it was
flewconstantlythrough a tower (10 m length) against a current
of pressure of heated air at 185 .C (LAT) or 246 .C (HAT)
with a pressure suction cooling. Dried samples were obtained
from the lowest and the highest applied temperature, then
ground to pass through a I-mm screen and subjected to a gas
production technique. Rumen content was collected from four
ruminally /istulated steers (420*13 kg, body weight) and
straioed through 4 layers of cheesecloth. The laboratory
handling of rumen fluid was carried out under a continuous
flow of C02. In vitro incubation of the samples was done
using a manual pressure transducer technique. Approximately
200 mg of each sample was weighed into a 120 ml serum
bottle (n= 8). The bonles were pre-warmed at 38.6 .C before
the injectionono ml rumen fluid-buffer mixture (10 ml rumen
fluidand 20 ml buffer solution) into each bottle followed by
incubation in a water bath at 38.6 .C. Gas pressure was
recordedafter 2, 4,8, 12 and 24 h of incubation and converted
to gas volume using experimentally deteomined calibrated
curve. Metabolizable energy, NEL and DOM values of the
samples were calculated using following equations: ME
(MJlkg DM)= 1.56 +0.1390 GP +0.0074 XP +0.0178 XL;
NEL(MJlkg DM)= 0.1010 GP +0.0051 XP +0.011 XL; DOM
(glkg DM)= 14.88 +0.8893 GP +0.0448 XP +O.065IXA.
WhereGPis netgasproducedafter 24 h of incubation(mVO.2
g OM), and XP, XL and XA are crude protein, crud fat and
ash contentof the feed (glkg DM), respectively.
Data were analysed using the GLM procedure of SAS.
Results indicated that air temperature of the new drying
technique had a significant (P< 0.05) effect on ME (MJlkg
DM), NEL (MJlkg DM) and DOM (LAT= 9.7, 5.7 and 610,
HAT= 10.0, 5.8 and 640, respectively) of the WDDG samples
evaluated. Results indicated that the drying process of the
samples dried at the air temperature of 185 .C was less
efficient than the highest applied temperature, as observed in
9.8% of more consumed drying time with similar moisture
output compared with the HAT samples. Therefore, the
highest air temperature used in present study was more the
efficient and safe for drying and enhancing the nutritive values
of the WDDG samples evaluated.
effect of drying temperature on in vitro digestibility of organic
maner (DOM), metabolizable energy (ME) and net energy for
lactation (NEL) values, and drying efficiency of wheat dried
distillers grains (WDDG), applied a tower heat-dryer system,
using mixed rumen micro-biota obtained from Holstein steers.
The technology was developed to dry WDDG when it was
flewconstantlythrough a tower (10 m length) against a current
of pressure of heated air at 185 .C (LAT) or 246 .C (HAT)
with a pressure suction cooling. Dried samples were obtained
from the lowest and the highest applied temperature, then
ground to pass through a I-mm screen and subjected to a gas
production technique. Rumen content was collected from four
ruminally /istulated steers (420*13 kg, body weight) and
straioed through 4 layers of cheesecloth. The laboratory
handling of rumen fluid was carried out under a continuous
flow of C02. In vitro incubation of the samples was done
using a manual pressure transducer technique. Approximately
200 mg of each sample was weighed into a 120 ml serum
bottle (n= 8). The bonles were pre-warmed at 38.6 .C before
the injectionono ml rumen fluid-buffer mixture (10 ml rumen
fluidand 20 ml buffer solution) into each bottle followed by
incubation in a water bath at 38.6 .C. Gas pressure was
recordedafter 2, 4,8, 12 and 24 h of incubation and converted
to gas volume using experimentally deteomined calibrated
curve. Metabolizable energy, NEL and DOM values of the
samples were calculated using following equations: ME
(MJlkg DM)= 1.56 +0.1390 GP +0.0074 XP +0.0178 XL;
NEL(MJlkg DM)= 0.1010 GP +0.0051 XP +0.011 XL; DOM
(glkg DM)= 14.88 +0.8893 GP +0.0448 XP +O.065IXA.
WhereGPis netgasproducedafter 24 h of incubation(mVO.2
g OM), and XP, XL and XA are crude protein, crud fat and
ash contentof the feed (glkg DM), respectively.
Data were analysed using the GLM procedure of SAS.
Results indicated that air temperature of the new drying
technique had a significant (P< 0.05) effect on ME (MJlkg
DM), NEL (MJlkg DM) and DOM (LAT= 9.7, 5.7 and 610,
HAT= 10.0, 5.8 and 640, respectively) of the WDDG samples
evaluated. Results indicated that the drying process of the
samples dried at the air temperature of 185 .C was less
efficient than the highest applied temperature, as observed in
9.8% of more consumed drying time with similar moisture
output compared with the HAT samples. Therefore, the
highest air temperature used in present study was more the
efficient and safe for drying and enhancing the nutritive values
of the WDDG samples evaluated.
کلیدواژه(گان): digestibiliy,metabolizable energy,net energy,wheat
wheat dried distillers grains
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Effect of drying temperature on in vitro gas production and energy content of wheat dried distillers grains using mixed rumen micro-biota obtained from Holstein steers
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contributor author | محسن دانش مسگران | en |
contributor author | حسین جهانی عزیزآبادی | en |
contributor author | M. R. Ghaemi | en |
contributor author | Mohsen Danesh Mesgaran | fa |
contributor author | Hossein Jahani Azizabadi | fa |
date accessioned | 2020-06-06T13:08:32Z | |
date available | 2020-06-06T13:08:32Z | |
date issued | 2012 | |
identifier uri | https://libsearch.um.ac.ir:443/fum/handle/fum/3343204 | |
description abstract | The aim of the present study was to evaluate the effect of drying temperature on in vitro digestibility of organic maner (DOM), metabolizable energy (ME) and net energy for lactation (NEL) values, and drying efficiency of wheat dried distillers grains (WDDG), applied a tower heat-dryer system, using mixed rumen micro-biota obtained from Holstein steers. The technology was developed to dry WDDG when it was flewconstantlythrough a tower (10 m length) against a current of pressure of heated air at 185 .C (LAT) or 246 .C (HAT) with a pressure suction cooling. Dried samples were obtained from the lowest and the highest applied temperature, then ground to pass through a I-mm screen and subjected to a gas production technique. Rumen content was collected from four ruminally /istulated steers (420*13 kg, body weight) and straioed through 4 layers of cheesecloth. The laboratory handling of rumen fluid was carried out under a continuous flow of C02. In vitro incubation of the samples was done using a manual pressure transducer technique. Approximately 200 mg of each sample was weighed into a 120 ml serum bottle (n= 8). The bonles were pre-warmed at 38.6 .C before the injectionono ml rumen fluid-buffer mixture (10 ml rumen fluidand 20 ml buffer solution) into each bottle followed by incubation in a water bath at 38.6 .C. Gas pressure was recordedafter 2, 4,8, 12 and 24 h of incubation and converted to gas volume using experimentally deteomined calibrated curve. Metabolizable energy, NEL and DOM values of the samples were calculated using following equations: ME (MJlkg DM)= 1.56 +0.1390 GP +0.0074 XP +0.0178 XL; NEL(MJlkg DM)= 0.1010 GP +0.0051 XP +0.011 XL; DOM (glkg DM)= 14.88 +0.8893 GP +0.0448 XP +O.065IXA. WhereGPis netgasproducedafter 24 h of incubation(mVO.2 g OM), and XP, XL and XA are crude protein, crud fat and ash contentof the feed (glkg DM), respectively. Data were analysed using the GLM procedure of SAS. Results indicated that air temperature of the new drying technique had a significant (P< 0.05) effect on ME (MJlkg DM), NEL (MJlkg DM) and DOM (LAT= 9.7, 5.7 and 610, HAT= 10.0, 5.8 and 640, respectively) of the WDDG samples evaluated. Results indicated that the drying process of the samples dried at the air temperature of 185 .C was less efficient than the highest applied temperature, as observed in 9.8% of more consumed drying time with similar moisture output compared with the HAT samples. Therefore, the highest air temperature used in present study was more the efficient and safe for drying and enhancing the nutritive values of the WDDG samples evaluated. | en |
language | English | |
title | Effect of drying temperature on in vitro gas production and energy content of wheat dried distillers grains using mixed rumen micro-biota obtained from Holstein steers | en |
type | Journal Paper | |
contenttype | External Fulltext | |
subject keywords | digestibiliy | en |
subject keywords | metabolizable energy | en |
subject keywords | net energy | en |
subject keywords | wheat wheat dried distillers grains | en |
journal title | World Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology | fa |
pages | 689-691 | |
journal volume | 63 | |
journal issue | 63 | |
identifier link | https://profdoc.um.ac.ir/paper-abstract-1028478.html | |
identifier articleid | 1028478 |