OEE4Feed which provides a web based platform to report back KPIs on the plant performance. DSL Systems provides 24 hours / 7-day support for all their systems worldwide. For further information, please contact: Matthew Swallow, DSL Systems Ltd, Adbolton Hall, Adbolton Lane, West Bridgford, Nottingham, NG2 5AS, England. Tel: + 44 (0)115 981 3700, Fax: + 44 (0)115 981 3702, Email: mail@dsl-systems.com, Web: www.dsl-systems.com


GAME ENGINEERING LTD The Game Engineering Way


Over the past thirty years – the company was formed in 1986 – Game Engineering has become one of the UK’s most respected


designers, manufacturers and suppliers of systems for producing animal feeds. And the fact that many of the components that will be included in a Game Engineering processing system will have been manufactured by the company, rather than simply purchased from another supplier, further enhances their reputation. While Game Engineering is involved in a number of different


industry sectors, the animal feeds sector is by far the largest. In recent years, projects have included the design and installation of pellet presses, grinders, ingredient additive systems, liquids coating and a whole range of silos and other ingredient or final product storage systems, which have been supplied to some of the most important animal feed manufacturers throughout the UK and Ireland. But Game Engineering isn’t just a supplier of new systems. Nothing


lasts forever and an animal feed production facility is no exception. Even with the best planned maintenance, components wear out and when this happens, Game Engineering is there to help. Equipment can either be replaced with new, partly refurbished on site or delivered to the company’s extensive factory for full refurbishment. For further information contact GAME Engineering Ltd. at: Camp Road, Witham St Hughs Business Park, Witham St Hughs, Lincoln LN6 9TW


Tel: +44 (0) 1522 868021 Fax: +44 (0) 1522 868026 Email: sales@game-engineering.com Website: www.game-engineering.com


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Game Engineering is a designer, manufacturer and installer of process systems for the animal feeds, grain and food industries. We also modify existing systems to provide greater performance and handle servicing and maintenance programmes.


GAME Engineering Ltd Camp Road


Witham St Hughs Business Park Witham St Hughs, Lincoln LN6 9TW


Telephone: +44 (0)1522 868 021


Email: aconroy@game-engineering.com www. game-engineering.com


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KAHL The KAHL Expander - More than 30 Years of Short Conditioning Technology The KAHL Expander consists of a thick-walled mixing tube with replaceable liners and a cantilevered shaft which is fitted with proportioning, mixing and kneading elements. The hydraulically adjustable cone at the outlet, together with the outlet ring, form the annular gap. By means of adjusting the cone, the pressure, the intensity of kneading, the product heating, and the energy consumption can be controlled and programmed continuously and instantaneously. The maximum pressure is about 40 bar, the operating temperatures at the expander outlet are between 90 and 140 °C. At the outlet the pressure drops spontaneously, the material expands, and part of the added water evaporates (flash evaporation). Subsequent drying is not required. The particle size of the expanded product can be determined by means of the downstream crushing device.


Addition of large quantities of liquids Larger quantities of liquids, such as fat, molasses, vinasse and fish solubles, can be added to the expander.


Effects on pelleting Expanded mixtures increase the press capacity. Pellet hardness and fines can be controlled by adjusting the parameters.


Starch modification The treatment of the product under pressure, at high temperatures, and with a high moisture content modifies starch.


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