Lupine and Canola Protein Concentrate in Fish Feed: A comparative assessment of the techno-functional properties using a shear cell device and an extruder Dr Vukašin Draganović XVI International Symposium Feed Technology Background information Fish meal and fish oil are traditional sources of protein and energy in fish feed 2 Aquaculture: This research: Must identifies alternatives to fish meal and fish oil Alternatives for the proteins in fish feed Objectives • To investigate the effects of soy protein concentrate (SPC), lupine protein concentrate (LPC) and canola protein concentrate (CPC) on: extruder SME, feed moisture requirements and physical properties of pellets • Conclude on the usefulness of a pilot scale shearing cell device to simulate extrusion Shear cell device • A simple and a fast method for characterization of techno-functional properties of raw materials Shear cell trials Raw materials • 20 min of shearing at 50 rpm and 90 °C. • The water content of the materials is 60%. Shear cell trials • Effects of feed ingredients on torque at 60% water content • CPC showed high torque values; LPC resambles FM Diet formulations Formulation (%) Wheat Fababeans (dehulled) Fishmeal Soy protein concentrate Lupine protein concentrate Canola protein concentrate Sunflower meal Rapeseed oil Fish oil Mineral and vitamin mix Water change SPC-based 10% LPC 20% LPC 10% CPC 20% CPC FM-based 7 7 15 30 0 0 3 18 16,5 2,4 1,1 7 7 15 20 10 0 3 18 16,5 2,4 1,1 7 7 15 10 20 0 3 18 16,5 2,4 1,1 7 7 15 10 0 20 3 18 16,5 2,4 1,1 7 7 45 0 0 0 3 18 16,5 2,4 1,1 7 7 15 20 0 10 3 18 16,5 2,4 1,1 Rapid visco analysis (meal mixes) 3500 FM based 200 g LPC kg-1 100 g LPC kg-1 Control 100 g CPC kg-1 200 g CPC kg-1 3000 2500 Viscosity cP 2000 1500 1000 500 0 0 2 4 6 8 10 Time (min) *Three replicates are shown for each diet 12 14 Clear differences in viscosity. Typically, more water needs to be added to the process with a higher viscosity of the meal mix. Extrusion trials: experimental setup Diets Added moisture SPC(%) based 16 x 22 x 25 x 29 x 10% LPC x x x 20% LPC x x x x * 9 mm salmon feed 10% CPC x x x 20% CPC x x x x FMbased x x x x Specific mechanical energy • SME (n=10) SPC-based Minor differences in SME when replacing SPC with CPC; lower SME with LPC addition Technical properties of feeds (n=3) Diet formulation 29% feed moisture SPC-based 10% LPC 20% LPC 10% CPC 20% CPC FM-based 25% feed moisture SPC-based 10% LPC 20% LPC 10% CPC 20% CPC FM-based 22% feed moisture SPC-based 10% LPC 20% LPC 10% CPC 20% CPC FM-based MSE* P value Specific Maximum oil -1 density (g L ) infusion (%) 729efg 710bc 684a 746i 744hithe All 693a 53.1bcde 53.8cdef 55.8fg 51.6bcd b 50.7 feeds are 57.3gh Sinking (%) 100.0b 100.0ab 99.0ab 100.0b good 100.0 in bb 100.0 terms of these three parameters 706b 57.0gh Fat leakage (%) DORIS Holmen durability (%) durability (%) 7.7cd 5.8b 5.2ab 7.7cd 7.5c 12.5h 93.8c 97.3cd 96.8cd 96.8cd 98.6d 70.3a 98.0bc 99.6e 99.2e 98.4cd 98.7d 97.9b 7.56c 5.3ab 4.5a 8.3cdef 7.9cde 10.5g 96.9cd 95.8cd 97.0cd 98.0d 97.0cd 71.2a 98.7d 99.7e 99.5e 98.3bcd 98.3bcd 98.5cd 718cde 723def 746i 729efg 717bcd 54.1def 50.7b 51.4bc 53.1bcde 55.4efg 98.7ab 98.7ab 99.0ab 100.0b 99.7b 100.0b 777j 718cde 694a 739ghi 727def 734fgh 48.1a 56.1fg 58.9h 53.0bcde 55.5efg 54.1def 100.0b 99.3ab 97.7a 100.0b 99.3ab 100.0b 5.3ab 8.8def 4.9ab 9.3f 9.0ef 9.4fg 98.9d 98.1d 96.7cd 97.2cd 94.1c 79.1b 98.2bcd 99.3e 97.4a 98.1bc 98.6d 98.1bc 13.85 0.0000 0.677 0.0000 0.333 0.0002 0.16 0.0000 1.403 0.0000 0.024 0.0000 Visual appearance of the dry kernels (16% moisture) SPC-based 20% CPC 20% LPC FM-based *LPC- lupine protein concentrate; FM- fish meal Visual appearance of the dry kernels (29% moisture) SPC-based 20% LPC 20% CPC FM-based Overview of the technological properties of the protein sources 14 Production schemes for different diets SPC-based LPC-based A prospective diet 15 Thanks you for your attention! vukasin.draganovic@skretting.com 16
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