Can corn kernels and soybean kernels be transported using a pump in an aquatic environment?
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Can corn kernels and soybean kernels be transported using a pump in an aquatic environment? What kind of pump can be used?
Isn’t it better to grind them into corn pulp or soy milk for easier transportation?
That will damage the structure of corn and soybeans
Yes, they all have pumps for transporting fry
The corn and soybeans have taken a long time to dry; if you’re considering liquid transportation, are you planning to dry them again or wait until they germinate? Obviously, this conveying condition is unreasonable.
A pump can be used; it is necessary to specify the water content in the water environment.
The water content ratio is not fixed and can be adjusted
Then you haven’t been exposed to the corn soaking process
I really haven’t come into contact with it; I’m just curious. Could you explain what “corn soaking” is used for?
We have used water ring vacuum pumps in food processing plants for negative-pressure transportation of peanuts, red beans, etc., and the results have been good!
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