Hot Water Boilers Aid Egg Processing

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Hot Water Boilers Aid Egg Processing

An Ohio-based egg processing facility installed six high-efficiency hot water boilers capable of washing 600 cases of eggs per hour.To get more news about Quail egg machinery, you can visit dinneregg official website.

The 4.5 million BTU/hour system supports seven individual heating zones. The first three zones are dedicated to the egg washing machines and supported with Weil-McLain SlimFit 750 BTU/hour boilers. The fourth and fifth zones support the clean-in-place equipment (990,000 BTU/hour heat exchangers), and the two remaining zones are for the indirect-fired water heater and the on-site plant mixing station.
Big Dutchman North America has teamed up with J. Dean Williamson Ltd., a Big Dutchman layer equipment distributor in Canada, to host a series of free webinars for the fall of 2020. The webinars are graciously hosted by the Poultry Industry Council.

Though these are focused primarily on the Canadian egg producer, attendance is open to anyone who is interested. Our hope is that attendees can learn about several topics which have direct impact on egg quality and flock performance, specifically in enriched and aviary systems.
Managing for Maximum Egg Quality
August 11, 2020 at 2:30pm EST
Join us Tuesday, August 11th at 2:30pm EST to hear from several industry experts on managing your enriched and aviary systems for maximum egg quality. We will cover multiple areas which effect egg quality, as well as options for aid that is available during these times with COVID. Our panel of speakers includes:

• Ron Wardrop: Big Dutchman Sales Manager for Canada
• J.D. Williamson: J. Dean Williamson is a Canadian distributor of Big Dutchman equipment
• Erika Blair: Big Dutchman Aviary Specialist
• Mark Doyle: Agricon Buildings Global Vice President
• Craig Klemmer: Farm Credit Canada Manager and Principal Agricultural Economist
• Ted Oke: Farm Credit Canada Senior Relationship Manager

This webinar has already taken place. Play the video below to view the full recording.