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What is the reason for the presence of agitator in milk silo?

What is the reason for the presence of agitator in milk silo? Correct Answer Prevent Cream separation from gravity

These large tanks must have some form of agitation arrangement to prevent cream separation by gravity. The agitation must be very smooth. Too violent agitation causes aeration of the milk and fat globule disintegration.

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