Aeromeh

Scientific-producing company

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Scientific-producing company "Aeromeh" has been created as a result of merging of science and manufacture, and started to work in July, 2001. The company works at the markets of Ukraine, Russia, Kazakhstan, Moldova, Byelorussia and is well-known as the supplier of high-quality agricultural separators the SAD-10 (102)-01, the SAD-10 (102)-02, the SAD-1 for the high quality preparation of a sowing material and also for calibration, sorting and clearing of all known kinds of seeds and other friable materials - granite crumb, road metal, pebble, etc. Separation of a grain occurs mainly on its densities taking into consideration its size and surface's condition. Such complex approach to each weevil in a flan, which is being separated, allows to single out with high accuracy that grain formed in a middle part of the ear, cob, anthodium, etc. Actually it's a separation of seeds on its biological value. To achieve such a result became possible using the brand-new technology "Scanning of friable materials by high-frequency air streams in a fluid environment" which was created and introduced by SPC "Aeromeh". Preparing seeds for the sowing on the separator SAD excludes using sieves and bolters while the majority of machines use calibration based on this principle. As a rule, it's a set of the sieves differing just in forms, cells and different angle of slope, which are set in motion by vibrator. Selecting sowing material is based on a principle: big grains - excellent quality. But this method doesn't take into account that spoilt or empty seed may get into a section with qualitative grain.

Country
¤ Ukraine

City
¤ Luhansk

Category
¤ 3331. Agriculture, Construction, and Mining Machinery Manufacturing

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