FEED
Reliable by Design
Project discovery starts with listening to your feed production experts. The entire milling process must deliver the required production rate and product specification to achieve your goals. A 60-TPH piece of equipment does not create a 60-TPH plant if receiving, conveying, grinding, batching, pelleting, cooling or loadout constrains it. Our feed-specific engineering and construction experience helps clients plan facilities and improvements that perform reliably over time and serve their needs.
Working Around Your Workflow
Plant improvements don’t always come with the luxury of shutting everything down. Equipment replacements, tie-ins and upgrades may need to happen around production schedules and planned outages. We coordinate the work accordingly, helping crews make progress while operations continue. And we never compromise safety, recognizing our work must never put our team, your operators or the quality of your products at risk. Detailed coordination is the key.
Maintenance Made Easier
Feed operations require systems that can handle the demands of daily production over the long haul and are easy to maintain. Access matters when equipment needs inspection, adjustment or repair. We look at how operators and maintenance teams will reach critical components and whether they have enough room to work. Serviceability is also addressed early so routine maintenance doesn’t create unnecessary headaches later.
Designing a high-quality feed production facility requires careful consideration of operating cost, flexibility and ease of maintenance. Equally important is incorporating effective safeguards to manage combustible-dust risks and protect people, product and operations.
Feed Industry Experience
Our team has worked with a range of animal nutrition operations, including feed mills and feed ingredient plants. We understand the different considerations that can come with:
- Single-species and multi-species facilities
- Dry-mix production
- Texturized feed production
- Feed ingredient processing
- Biosecurity and cross-contamination control
- AFIA recommendations and FSMA-related requirements
Feed Facility Capabilities
- Greenfield and brownfield facilities
- Additions and upgrades
- Equipment replacement and integration
- Process and equipment layout
- Maintenance-access planning
- Work in operating facilities
- Feed safety considerations
Ready for an upgrade or expansion? Let’s talk about your needs.