2016
DOI: 10.1590/1807-1929/agriambi.v20n11p1014-1019
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Geostatistics applied to swine facilities equipped with evaporative cooling system

Abstract: A B S T R A C TThe purpose of this study was to evaluate the spatial variation of temperature, relative humidity and black globe humidity temperature (BGHT) index in growing-finishing swine facilities, with and without evaporative air cooler. The experiment was conducted in a 60 x 9 m facility containing 32 pens of 3.20 x 4.00 m each, divided into two sectors. The treatments were without evaporative air cooler (control) and with evaporative air cooler. Temperature and relative humidity data were collected week… Show more

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“…Using geostatistical techniques, [1] observed spatial dependence between thermal comfort indicators and lower temperature and higher air humidity in the sector with the evaporative cooler, reaching a temperature reduction of approximately 5 °C, taking into account the maximum external temperature and the maximum variation obtained inside the facility, concluding that the evaporative cooling improved the environmental thermal conditions in the animals' housing. Due to the peculiar characteristics of the semi-arid climate, the reductions obtained were more accentuated when compared to experiments in other locations with milder conditions, conditioned mainly by the low humidity of the air, which maintained an average condition of 50%, in the period in which the climate control system remained activated.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…Using geostatistical techniques, [1] observed spatial dependence between thermal comfort indicators and lower temperature and higher air humidity in the sector with the evaporative cooler, reaching a temperature reduction of approximately 5 °C, taking into account the maximum external temperature and the maximum variation obtained inside the facility, concluding that the evaporative cooling improved the environmental thermal conditions in the animals' housing. Due to the peculiar characteristics of the semi-arid climate, the reductions obtained were more accentuated when compared to experiments in other locations with milder conditions, conditioned mainly by the low humidity of the air, which maintained an average condition of 50%, in the period in which the climate control system remained activated.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…The impact that a rural production building can cause on the production process itself, on the product and the workers, is very expressive. Especially in animal production, the quality of the physical environment 2,3,11,12,[21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30] (rooms, population density, construction materials, the ease of nutritional and sanitary management) and the quality of the indoor environment (pollutant gases, particulate materials, microorganisms, temperature and relative humidity, ventilation 11,[31][32][33] ) are distinctive factors in the quality of the process and product.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%