Atomic mass unit Avogadros number Electronic charge Faraday
SI Base Unit: Joule (J). 4.184 joules. 4.184 joules = 4.129 × 10?2 L?atm. 1 liter = 0.001 cubic meter. M. 3. 1 liter. 1000 cubic centimeters. 1 calorie.
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Dietary energy and its partition within the animal An animal requires
4 nov. 2019 1 calorie = 4.184 joules ( j) ... Main types of energy in animal feed and nutrition ... gross energy values of foods (MJ/kg DM):.
Muntaha G. Hasan PhD
Prof. Department of Public Health
College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Mosul, Mosul, Iraq https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7250-0117 https://www.researchgate.net/profile/ M. G. HassanAnimal nutrition | Part I | 2nd year 2019
Dietary energy and its partition within the animal An animal requires energy for both maintenance and productionˬenergy associated with the synthesis of essential body constituents such as enzymes and hormones. In animal nutrition primary demand for energy is to meet this maintenance requirement and to prevent the catabolism of body tissuesand maintain the body temperature at a higher level Energy supplied by food in excess of the maintenance requirement is used for production In young growing animals, energy is stored in new tissues primarily as protein. In Matureanimals, an increasing proportion is stored as fat. In pregnant and lactating animals, energy is stored in the products of conception (fetus and placenta) and in milk constituents, respectively. -Also energy required for activity or exercise and the energy required for the synthesis of wool or eggs. Calorie: to raise the temperature of 1 gm of water by 1 OC1kilocalorie (kcal) =1000 calories
1 Mega calorie ( Mcal)= 1000kcal.
1 calorie = 4.184 joules ( j)
1 kilocalorie = 4.184 kilojoules (kJ).
1 kilojoule= 0.239 kcal.
Main types of energy in animal feed and nutrition
1-Gross energy -> fecal energy
2-Digestible energy >loss in urine and methane
3-Metabolizable energy -> heat increment
4-Net energy -> maintenance and production
Gross energy (GE)
Gross energy is the amount of heat arising from the complete oxidation of a unit weight of feed oxidizing chemical components of feed > chemical energy > heat by. Proteins have a higher GE content than carbohydrates because they contain the additional oxidizableelements nitrogen and sulphur. Methane has a very high GE content because it consists entirely of car-
bon and hydrogen. Animal nutrition | Dietary energy and its partition within the animal Dr. Muntaha G. Hasan Page | 2 gross energy values of foods (MJ/kg DM):Maize grain 18.5
Oat grain 19.6
Oat straw 18.5
Linseed-oil meal 21.4
Grass hay 18.9
Milk (400 g fat/kg) 24.9
Some of gross energy is lost from the animal as various solid, liquid or gaseous excretory products,
and some is lost as heat.These sources of energy loss are illustrated in Fig. 1.Figure 1. The partition of food energy in animals
Digestible energy (DE)
Digestible energy represents energy absorbed by the animal.Apparent digestible energy is calculated as the GE provided by a unit of food minus the GE content of the faeces resulting from theconsumption of that unit of food. DE is a far better measure of the energy available to support animal
production than GE.Example:
Sheep consumed 1.63 kg hay and excreted 0.76 kg faecal DM. If we assume that the GE content of the hay and the faeces, determined by bomb calorimetry, were 18.0 MJ/kg DM and 18.7 MJ/kg DM, respectively, then the total GE intake would be 29.3 MJ/day and the total GE output would be 14.2MJ/day. The apparent GE digestibility and digestible energy content of the hay would be calculated as
follows:29.3 - 14.2
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