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Estimating Manure Inventory
Side 1
Side 2 = 6.2 m
70°
A
B
Hypotenuse = 6.6 m
Ground level
Level
B
1
B
2
A
1
A
2
Ground level
Level
90°
A = A
1 2
B = B
1 2
90°
Manure
70°
Estimating Height of Manure in an Earthen Manure Storage
The measured slope along the wall of an earthen manure storage facility is 70º, and the length of the sloped wall is 8.7 m. The length of freeboard is 2.1 m. The height of manure in the facility is:
Calculated slope angle = 90 ° - measured slope angle = 90 ° - 70 °
= 20 ° is the calculated slope angle of the wall from the vertical Cosine factor of 20° is 0.9397, from Table 4.1.5.
The height of manure =‘cosine’ of calculated slope angle x (length of sloped wall-length of freeboard) = 0.9397 X (8.7 m – 2.1 m) = 0.9397 X 6.6 m
= 6.2 m is the height (depth) of the manure in the storage
Figure 4.1.14 Using a Board to Estimate the Angles of the Manure Storage Wall to Estimate the Depth of the Manure in the Storage.
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