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A plan, a rough, an idea for a new product, and Mecanic Systems will bring your wishes to life. For that, we have two specialist departments: CAD : Computer Assisted Design creates 3-D models of your assemblies and creates, according to machine possibilities, each of the components making up your product. CAM : Computer Assisted Manufacture, installed on several workstations, enables formation of the geometry of flat items and the conversion into machine programmes after sheeting. All these programmes are driven to CNC machines by way of a computer network.. These systems recuperate design files in the following formats: DXF, IGES, DWG. These can be sent to us on diskette, by zip or e-mail to mecasyst@mecasyst.be.

Calcium supplementation is crucial for cows around calving as hypocalcemia (milk fever) can have many secondary diseases as a consequence. Given that 5% of dairy cows in large and high-producing dairy farms get clinical milk fever, and 50% subclinical milk fever it goes without saying that the economic losses are substantial. In an earlier blog I wrote on our website, you could read about the symptoms, treatment, and prevention of milk fever. Calcitop is of course a supplement to prevent milk fever from happening. You can read more about this bolus on the product page. However, according to a Hungarian study, Calcitop also prevents many secondary diseases.

The study was carried out on a direct injection diesel engine (1896 cm³, 66 KW at 4,000 rpm). Three journeys were considered: 3.2 km, 15 km and 34 km with an ambient temperature of +25°C. Pollution and total consumption weighted without a engine heater with an outdoor temperature of 25°C. CO emissions (g/km) HC emissions (g/km) Consumption (litres/100 km) For 3.2 km 0.131 0.794 5.87 For 15 km 0.042 0.184 5.21 For 34 km 0.024 0.084 4.97 Pollution and total consumption weighted with a Carlor engine heater at an engine temperature of 50 °C. CO emissions (g/km) HC emissions (g/km) Consumption (litres/100 km) For 3.2 km 0.072 0.666 5.50 For 15 km 0.027 0.155 5.08 For 34 km 0.018 0.071 4.93 Gains thanks to preheating the engine to 50°C using the Carlor engine heater HC emissions (%) CO emissions (%) Consumption (%) For 3.2 km 45.04 16.12 6.3 For 15 km 35.71 15.76 2.5 For 34 km 25 15.48 0.8 For HC and CO: Pollution during the initial seconds represents the main share of thepollution emitt