Guidelines in using the Maligaya Flatbed Dryer

FarmFriday has this to share to our readers who have installed the maligaya flatbed dryer or planning to install one. Here’s a few reminders from PhilRice:

Check/monitor the temperature of drying air, air static pressure at the plenum, and grain depth when operating the dryer.
When drying palay for seed purposes, the temperature should not exceed 43oC. For commercial purposes (milled rice), a higher temperature of up to 52oC can be used.

Continue reading the rest of the guidelines in using the Philrice dryer here

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2 Responses

roshell says:

January 26, 2013 at 10:09 pm

Im planning to construct my own flatbed fryer. Can you plz help me. Thanks

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Jefferson Ballesteros says:

April 8, 2013 at 1:40 pm

I am planning to make a fully automated flat bed dryer size 1 hectare, 10 sections,can u please help me? can it be possible? how will i do it?

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