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The efficacy of pulsed ultrahigh current for the stunning of cattle prior to slaughter

Robins et al., 2014

Document ID
9521733909784916568
Author
Robins A
Pleiter H
Latter M
Phillips C
Publication year
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Meat Science

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We present results from the development of a new system of reversible electrical stunning of cattle. A single-pulse ultra-high current (SPUC) was generated from a capacitance discharge current spike of at least 5000 V at 70 A, for approximately 50 ms. Ninety-seven …
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