The New Approaches in Mathematical Modeling of Grain Storage
0The New Approaches in Mathematical Modeling of Grain Storage
Layman's Abstract: This study looks at how traditional methods and modern technology can work together to improve food security. While some farmers still use old methods for storing grains and animal feed, others are using newer technologies like metal bins and automated storage systems. Traditional methods, like storing hay in open heaps or warehouses, are still common, but they have limitations. On the other hand, newer technologies monitor important factors like temperature and moisture to better store grains and reduce spoilage. The paper suggests that more advanced systems, such as piezoelectric energy sensors and computational methods, can help improve the storage structures for grain. It also points out that underground storage, which is often ignored, could be a good solution if done carefully, such as using salt caverns, instead of traditional storage methods.
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