The protective effects of various feed supplements against the harmful effect of ochratoxin A on egg production and sexual maturation of two-weeks old Plymouth Rock female chicks designed for laying hens were studied.
With the development of various feeding habits, distinctive digestive organs may be present in certain taxa.
The effect of various operating parameters such as feed temperature, feed steam to oxygen ratio, initial combustion time and so on, on the product gas composition is studied and the optimum operating conditions in order to achieve desired conversion to syngas, are determined.
The effect of various factors, including temperature, feed concentration and boundary layer resistance, was investigated and general rules for predicting the change of behaviour developed.
The effect of various parameters, e.g. total feed flowrate, length of catalytic section, reflux ratio, mole ratio of the reactants, location of feed points and effect of recycle of water were studied.
The effect of various operating conditions, such as feed temperature, stirrer speed and transmembrane pressure on the flux decline is demonstrated.
The effect of various operating conditions, such as substrate feed rate, length of the bioreactor and diffusivity of substrate in different regions of the bioreactor, on the bioreactor performance are evaluated in terms of time required to attain the steady-state.
Effect of various parameters such as catalyst type, temperature, reactants feed molar ratio and catalyst loading were studied for the optimisation of reaction condition.
The effect of various operating parameters -feeding rate, reactant concentration in the feed-stream, and minimum to maximum volume of reactor contents- on the performance of semi-batch operation was examined.
