A fully automated fibre analysis solution ensures more consistent implementation of the classical reference method for a major soybean crushing plant, saving time and resources in the lab and paving the way for reliable calibration of NIR instruments.
With the manual system the results had a lot bigger standard deviation and with this new automated system we hope to achieve a narrow or small lab error so that this data can be used as reference data for our NIR calibrations.
What benefits came from changing to an automated setup?
The goal of our production is to produce to the limits of our specifications and therefore we need to have a very low standard deviation so that the production has a better chance to get near that specification. It has the benefit of time and it has the benefit of being a closed system, so it’s safer working with it. You have only one handling for the operator and the analysis working, instead of doing a lot of manual handlings which can result in higher deviation. It will save time, certainly it will save money.
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