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anabatic-draft drying barn
USD 1938.04
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| drying chamber volume | 3796 litres |
|---|---|
| air temperature | 73 degrees Celsius |
| moisture removal | 176 kilograms per day |
| batch drying | 65 hours |
| unit price | 1938.04 dollars |
| airflow pattern | cross-flow |
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How the Tirnach Unit 122 fits what we actually do
We came to Tirnach Unit 122 on a recommendation and checked its anabatic-draft drying barn figures ourselves.
Two seasons with the Tirnach Unit 122
It was last season that we moved into a much older anabatic-draft drying barn, and nothing has moved from it since we started using it.
Drying chamber volume at 3796 litres, as listed
It was not the cheapest anabatic-draft drying barn we had considered, but its volume of 3796 litres made it right.
Second time around with an anabatic-draft drying barn: the Tirnach Unit 122
The Tirnach Unit 122 was the second anabatic-draft drying barn we had run, and it had come off a different build.
Chose it on unit price 1957.75 dollars
We looked at most of the anabatic-draft drying barn listings before settling on the Tirnach Unit 122.
Worth knowing before you order the Tirnach Unit 122
It is our third anabatic-draft drying barn and the first one specified properly. The documentation for this unit is thin, and we worked out the rest ourselves.
Anabatic-draft drying barn at 65 hours
On the other axes it is where the rest of the anabatic-draft drying barns are.