How Much is The 1-40T/H Animal Feed Manufacturing Plant?

The price differences in building animal feed manufacturing plants in different continents and countries are mainly reflected in the following aspects:

01 Land and construction costs

Land and construction costs vary depending on geographical location and land prices. For example, in North America and Europe, land prices are higher and construction costs are also higher; while in Asia and Africa, land prices are relatively low and construction costs are also lower.

02 Equipment costs

Equipment costs vary depending on equipment suppliers and transportation distances. For example, in North America and Europe, there are more equipment suppliers and equipment prices are relatively high; while in Asia, there are more equipment suppliers and equipment prices are relatively low.

03 Labor costs

Labor costs vary depending on regional labor market conditions. For example, in North America and Europe, labor costs are higher; while in Asia and Africa, labor costs are lower.

04 Energy costs

Energy costs vary depending on regional energy prices. For example, in North America and the Middle East, energy prices are lower; while in Europe and Asia, energy prices are higher.

05 Transportation and logistics costs

Transportation and logistics costs vary depending on the transportation distance and logistics market conditions. For example, in North America and Europe, the logistics market is well developed and the transportation costs are low; while in Asia and Africa, the logistics market is relatively underdeveloped and the transportation costs are high.

06 Management and operation costs

Management and operation costs vary depending on the regional economic level and management level. For example, in North America and Europe, management and operation costs are high; while in Asia and Africa, management and operation costs are low.

01 Determine the production scale of the animal feed manufacturing plant

• Based on the feed pelleting system: Example: 10 tons/hour pellet mill, means the output of animal feed manufacturing plant is 10 ton/hour
• Design: Generally speaking, according to：annual output=8H*300 days （The situation of each project is different. Some projects have to run 20 hours a day, while others only process 5 hours a day. .）

02 Determine the feed processing technology and select related feed making equipment

• The variety, quality, and output requirements of the produced (finished) products;
• Formula for feed processing;
• Production technology and equipment, then the animal feed manufacturing plant cost can be determined;
• The performance and quality of the feed equipment;
• Cleaning and maintenance of feed equipment;
• Production cost and usage cost;
• Standardization, serialization and generalization of parts;
• The construction space of the animal feed plant project;
• Environmental protection, fire protection and other national rigid requirements.

03 Selection of control mode

• Capacity
• Complex or simple feed production process
• How many product varieties

04 Selection of animal feed manufacturing plant structure

• Full concrete structure
• Semi-steel structure
• All steel structure
• Slip mode structure

05 Planning the general layout of the animal feed manufacturing plant area

• Considerations
• Logistics distance
• Safety regulations
• Avoid mutual interference
• Factory focus
• Visual effects

The overall layout of the animal feed manufacturing plant varies according to the feed production nature, scale and technological process. usually:

• Buildings should account for 30-35% of the total area of the animal feed manufacturing plant
• Factory roads account for 13% of the total area
• The green area is not less than 10-15% of the whole animal feed plant area

01 Optimize equipment selection

Select equipment suitable for production scale and process requirements to avoid over-investment. Equipment costs can be reduced by equipment leasing or second-hand equipment procurement.

02 Improve production efficiency

Through automated equipment and advanced production processes, improve production efficiency and reduce unit production costs. Regularly maintain equipment to reduce downtime.

03 Reduce raw material costs

Reduce raw material costs through bulk purchases, establishing long-term cooperative relationships with suppliers, and using alternative raw materials. Optimize formulas to reduce waste.

04 Reduce energy costs

Reduce energy costs through energy-saving equipment, optimizing production processes, and using renewable energy. Regularly maintain equipment to improve energy efficiency.

05 Reduce labor costs

Reduce manual operations and labor costs through automated equipment. Improve employee skills and improve production efficiency.

06 Reduce transportation and logistics costs

Reduce transportation and logistics costs through optimizing logistics routes, bulk transportation, and establishing long-term cooperative relationships with logistics companies.

07 Reduce management and operation costs

Reduce management and operation costs by optimizing management processes, improving management levels, and reducing unnecessary expenses.

08 Government subsidies and tax incentives

Use government subsidies and tax incentives to reduce construction and operation costs. Actively participate in government-supported agricultural and animal husbandry projects.