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Senin, 09 April 2012

Pellet Animation on Video

Untuk menambah wacana tentang proses pembuatan pellet, berikut animasi pelleting.
Semoga bermanfaat.


PLANT MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR


The plant maintenance program is vital to consistent production of high quality feeds and no less important to cost control and assurance to the customer that their feed will arrive on time and to formula specification (Parr, 1988).
Equipment breakdowns are bad enough as they impede aquaculture feed production, but at least as bad is machinery which is not working to design which may, through short weighing, or improper mixing, produce a defective feed.
Such defective feed may, at the least, hurt the farmer’s production and at worst create a serious crop failure. Also possible is a threat to human health.
Keeping motors, scales, pellet dies, conveyors and all other components of the mill in proper working order is as important as formulation or the quality of ingredients which go into the finished feed.
Mechanical or electronic failures may occur from time to time in a complex system like a feed mill, but proper attention to preventive maintenance will minimize down time and the prospect of the customer receiving feed which is out of specification. The latter may cause a costly recall of feed or possibly compensation for damages to the customer’s crop, if the error is not found in a timely way (Appendix II).
A good preventive maintenance programme should provide adequate maintenance at reasonable cost (Appendix III).

Preventive Maintenance Objectives:
  • Reduce major repairs by correcting minor difficulties as soon as they are evident. This means listening to your operators who usually recognise before management that machinery is making a “funny noise” or other irregularity in performance of equipment. Do not punish employees who are trying to report a defect beyond their control.
  • Maintain equipment in a more productive state. Keep it clean; repair or replace lost or worn parts immediately. Follow the machinery manual recommendations.
  • Improve scheduling of repairs. Do not postpone needed repairs. Delaying repairs usually results in much more costly problems later on.
  • Maintain safety. Some parts as they become worn become dangerous, as in worn chain or belt drives. Staff are valuable and injuries are costly from the standpoint of lost time and training replacements, not to mention adverse impacts on employee morale.
  • Improved customer service. A well-maintained mill looks good to the customer and helps assure the customer that the feed is made correctly the first time.
  • Reduce overall operating costs. The miller of aquaculture feeds benefits from a well-maintained facility through reduced costs of operation and customer satisfaction.
  • Provide trained maintenance personnel. Training of maintenance staff should be a high priority with high-level management oversight. Too often maintenance is seen as the bottom of the ladder, when in reality the quality and training of staff for this important responsibility should be paramount.
Building and Grounds Maintenance:
  • The building grounds shall be adequately drained and maintained to be reasonably free from litter, waste, refuse, uncut weeds or grass, standing water and improperly stored equipment.
  • The buildings shall be maintained in a reasonably clean and orderly manner.
  • Adequate space, ventilation and lighting shall be maintained for the proper performance of all manufacturing, storing, labelling, quality assurance and maintenance aspects of aquaculture feed manufacturing.
Preventive Maintenance Areas:
  • In Appendix IV a checklist is provided to highlight generalised preventive maintenance functions, which are to be checked periodically. Each plant manager should take this guideline and revise it to conform to the actual conditions of his plant.
  • A log (record) book or computer record should be maintained on a daily basis. Careful attention should be paid to the equipment manufacturer’s suggested maintenance schedule(s).
  • Quality aquafeeds can only be made by knowledgeable and trained personnel.
  • Training is an on-going process mentioned in various sections above, and can be summarized as follows: General management should have formal training in feed technology, sufficient to assure the competent purchase and handling of quality ingredients, correct manufacture, storage and handling of finished feeds. In addition to assuring that the feed manufactured meets the intended specifications for the species to be fed, the manager must maintain documentation of the process sufficient to allow accurate tracing of the ingredient sourcing and manufacturing events of a finished feed. This will include a record of who received the feed, and any other pertinent details including medications.
  • Personnel should receive refresher training on a regular basis, or additional training on new equipment and/or processes to be employed. There will be a particular emphasis on regular safety meetings where employees will make known any safety problems (violations) in need of correction. A log or journal of safety meetings should be kept. Particular attention must be given to record keeping as it relates to animal health products; these should always be stored separately from other ingredients to avoid any possibility of cross contamination.
  • Procedures for training and refresher training, as well as plant organizational structure shall be sufficiently flexible as to allow immediate adaptations to changes in evolving aquafeed technology. Certification of management and staff may become essential for ingredient purchasing, process control, and quality assurance.
  • Every employee from top management on down should have a working knowledge of the mill and the various specialities required to produce a finished product. Cross training can be a particularly valuable means of problem solving and lead to greater flexibility in a feed mill.
  • Regular meetings to express customer satisfaction, evaluate procedures, introduce new technology, and problem solving, will assure effective communications up and down the chain of command (UKASTA, 1998, 2000).
  • Documentation is a prime necessity in quality assurance and traceability.
  • Its main purpose is to define the system of control required to reduce the risk of error. This must include defining and mastering the critical points in the manufacturing process and establishing and implementing the quality control plan.
  • It is also designed to ensure that personnel are instructed in the details of the necessary procedures and to permit investigation and tracing of defective products.
  • The system of documentation should be such that the history of each batch, blend, or run of product may be determined.
  • Documentation must be both adequate and systematic and relate both to the manufacturing process and to quality assurance.
  • All relevant documents including those referring to quality assurance or HACCP procedures, must be retained for an appropriate amount of time, or as required by local regulations.
  • An example of an existing Code of Practice and good procedure to follow is outlined in the UKASTA “Code of Practice for the Manufacture of Safe Compound Animal Feeding stuffs” (UKASTA, 1998, 2000) and the Draft Code of Practice for Good Animal Feeding (FAO, 1998; Appendix IV). 

Feed Machinery

A feed mill is a very large investment and new buyers can often be overwhelmed by the different types of machinery needed, the processes and uses of each these machinery/equipment, and the components and parts of these machinery/equipment.

This presentation showed some basic equipments of a feed mill. 
Hope it can be used to enrich student who join the lecture of Feed Industry.

Minggu, 12 Juni 2011

Pengayaan Materi Kuliah Industri Pakan-RIP

Untuk pengayaan materi kuliah Industri Pakan pada sub bab Analisis Kelayakan Usaha dapat dipelajari
  1. Studi Kelayakan Industri Pakan
  2. Evaluasi Management dan Yuridis
  3. Evaluasi Finansiil
Selamat Belajar..

Analisis Kelayakan Usaha-RIP

Pada usaha industri, akan tampak adanya aliran bahan yang mengalami proses pengerjaan oleh mesin-mesin dengan tenaga manusia sebagai pelaksananya, sehingga menjadi barang yang dapat dijual ke pasar.

Sebelum orang yakin bahwa apa yang akan dibuatnya itu laku dijual, terlebih dahulu dibuat sebuah laporan penelitian dari gagasan usaha tersebut. Dibuat suatu pengamatan & perhitungan dengan meninjau semua masalah yang berkaitan, guna mengambil sebuah keputusan: melaksanakannya atau membatalkannya. Perhitungan tsb luas dikenal masyarakat dengan istilah feasibility study. Dari hasil penyelidikan pasar, dapat diketahui besarnya kebutuhan. Selanjutnya berdasar data besarnya kebutuhan, ditetapkan besarnya kebutuhan yang akan dipenuhi. Dengan dasar ini, direncanakan unit produksi dll kebutuhan guna merealisasi keinginan memenuhi kebutuhan tersebut.

Setelah disimpulkan bahwa kondisi Pasar dan teknis memungkinkan usaha, lebih lanjut diperlukan orang-orang yang mampu menjalankan usaha itu. Utk maksud itu diperlukan manajemen agar semua rencana berjalan lancar dengan pengeluaran yang rasionil. Usaha yang mempunyai prospek baik tidak akan ada artinya apabila usaha tsb secara yuridis tidak memenuhi syarat. Misalnya karena usaha tsb dlm pelaksanaannya nanti bertentangan dengan ketertiban umum. Jadi perlu dilakukan pengamatan juga dari segi yuridis.

Selanjutnya perlu dilakukan sejumlah pengamatan dari sudut finansiil ekonomis, yang nanti hasilnya dapat menyimpulkan prospek ekonominya, a.l besarnya modal yang dibutuhkan untuk usaha, besarnya laba yg akan diperoleh, lama modal investasi tertanam dll.

Materi kuliah Analisis Kelayakan Usaha dapat di unduh di sini.

Sabtu, 11 Juni 2011

Perencanaan Usaha-RIP

Manajemen adalah serangkaian kegiatan yang terdiri dari perencanaan (planning), perorganisasian (organization) dan pengawasan (controlling) yang dilakukan untuk menentukan serta mencapai sasaran yang telah ditetapkan melalui pemanfaatan sumber daya manusia dan sumber-sumber lainnya.

Materi kuliah Industri Pakan pada sub pokok bahasan Perencanaan Usaha dapat diunduh di sini.

Senin, 28 Maret 2011

Bahan Kuliah Industri Pakan ( CIS )

Pengayaan materi kuliah Industri Pakan oleh Prof. Dr. Ir. C Imam Sutrisno dengan sub pokok bahasan Distribusi Produksi dapat diunduh  di sini. Sedangkan bahasan tentang Komputasi Mutu dan Harga dapat diunduh di sini.

Bahan Kuliah 3 dan 4 Industri Pakan ( CIS )

Bahan Kuliah 3 Proses Produksi pada Industri Pakan
Koordinator MK Prof. Dr. Ir. C Imam Sutrisno

Sub Pokok Bahasan
  • Manajemen Pengelolaan Pakan
  • Pengelolaan Pakan
  • Model Pengelolaan
  • Pengawasan
  • Pembelian
  • Alur Distribusi Barang
Materi kuliah 3 dapat diunduh di sini


Bahan Kuliah 4 Distribusi Produksi pada Industri Pakan
Koordinator MK Prof. Dr. Ir. C Imam Sutrisno

Sub Pokok Bahasan
  • Pengangkutan produk
  • Pergerakan produk
  • Logistik
  • Distribusi bahan dan produk
  • Pengangkutan
  • Pergudangan
Materi kuliah 4 dapat diunduh di sini.

Senin, 07 Maret 2011

Bahan Kuliah 2 Industri Pakan ( CIS )

Bahan Kuliah 2 Proses Fabrikasi pada Industri Pakan
Koordinator MK Prof. Dr. Ir. C Imam Sutrisno

Sub Pokok Bahasan
  • Prinsip Dasar Fabrikasi
  • Model Strategi Perencanaan Pabrik
  • Evaluasi Strategi
  • Penentuan Lokasi Pabrik

Power point dapat diunduh di sini

Bahan Kuliah 1 Industri Pakan ( CIS )

Bahan Kuliah 1 Pendahuluan Industri Pakan
Koordinator MK Prof. Dr. Ir. C Imam Sutrisno

Sub Pokok Bahasan
  • Kontrak Belajar
  • Hubungan Antar Sub Pokok Bahasan
  • Teknologi Pengolahan dan Proses Fabrikasi

Power point dapat di unduh di sini