The number of starving people in the world keeps increasing but at the same time large amounts of grains are going to waste after harvesting, on the way to the consumer. It is the poorer regions of the world that are most affected.
Granary weevils, parasitic fungi, mice and rats: a large part of the grain stored worldwide falls victim to pests and so-called breathing losses. Oxygen plays a critical part in this. Lack of oxygen minimises storage losses. To provide better protection from pests for grain stored in silos, leading compressed air specialist BOGE has developed BLUEprotect which is based on this simple principle.
Pests that threaten grain stored in silos cannot survive without oxygen. BOGE BLUEprotect is based on this principle.
The processing is straightforward for the user. BOGE arranges all plant components in a container, so that BLUEprotect can be placed flexibly, without special prior knowledge and in different types of silos. BOGE analyses the starting position with the customer to record the initial nitrogen requirement. An essential precondition is a sufficiently airtight silo.
According to Mr Amunugama, BOGE offers a rental container for a test run if required by the customer, with which the airtightness of the silo can be clearly ascertained after a few days. - BOGE Kompressoren
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