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Alarms
station where the animal has been identified followed by the
actual consumption in % and in liters. This animal appears
e.g. in Warning Yesterday because yesterday it consumed only
50% of its day ration.
14.2.2 Break
A break occurs either when an animal leaves the feeding station before having emptied the
mixer jar or when an animal does not drink up its portion within 2 minutes. Breaks indicate
whether an animal has consumed its day ration or not.
We distinguish between breaks with additive and breaks without additive in order to find out
whether the animals have not drunk up their milk portion because of the additive.
When a break occurs, the remaining quantity in the mixer jar will be released 5 minutes af-
ter the portion has been prepared, i.e. each animal can drink up the milk.
The lower line shows the number of warnings today and ye-
sterday. The displayed animal appears as a warning animal
because yesterday 2 breaks and today 1 break without addi-
tive occurred.
14.2.3 Drinking Speed
If animals do no longer drink the available milk, their general state of health has already
deteriorated considerably.
A decreasing drinking speed may indicate that the general state of health of the animal is
deteriorating. If the drinking speed of many or all animals deteriorates, the following may
be the reason for it: the suction hose is clogged, the milk is getting sour, the milk tempera-
ture has changed, a new teat is being utilized, etc.
The drinking speed is measured for each individual animal. The current drinking speed is
compared with the average value of the last 3 days. The 3--day average is 100 %. As it takes
3 days to ascertain the 3--day average, no warning message relating to drinking speed will
be displayed during the first 3 days after registration.
The second line indicates the current drinking speed (today)
as a percentage compared with the 3--day average as well as
the corresponding figure in liters per minute. The displayed
animal e.g. is a warning animal because it has drunk slowlier
than usual and the drinking speed is below the alarm level of
e.g. 80 %.
The second line indicates yesterday’s drinking speed as a per-
centage compared with the 3--day average as well as the value
in liters per minute.
14.2.4 Additive Alarm
If an animal drinks up the milk portion in the mixer jar before
the total additive amount has been added to the milk, the fol-
lowing warning message will be displayed:
1A^ breaks,no add.
today 1
yest. 2
➔
Warning today 1A^ dr.speed L/min
today 72% = 0.82
➔
Warning yesterday
12A^dr.speed L/min
yest. 78% = 0.94
➔
17C^ additive alarm
long dosing time..s