15+12-1510-12
9-108-9under 8empty
D
burner off 1d 16h · 0.5 doors open
C
burner on 10h 25m · 5.5 doors open
B
burner off 9h 7m · 0 doors open
A
burner off 12h 10m · 0 doors open
catwalk
catwalk
31
top 18.3 · bot 16.7 Sun 5:45a Chand2
22 18.2
top 19.3 · bot 17.1 Sun 7:00a Chand2
23 13.2
top 14.0 · bot 12.3 8:50p Chand1
24 14.2
top 14.9 · bot 13.4 9:55p Chand1
25 13.6
top 14.2 · bot 13.0 9:15p Chand1
26
top — · bot 10.6 holding (8.3) Sol1
30B 16.1
top — · bot 16.1 Sun 3:20a Chand2
11
Next trucks · predicted from finish times
1
Front: Solano · North Bear River · bins 30A
Back: Chandler · Gilbert Grove · bins 23, 25, 24
3.5 bins · not full yet
Sat 9:55p
2
Chandler · North Bear River · bins 30B, 21, 22
2.5 bins · not full yet
Sun 7:00a
Each truck is ready when its last bin is. 4 bins a truck, half bins count half; a 5th only when it is the last bin of its variety. One variety and one ranch per trailer. Bins already on a manifest are left out. — means a bin on that truck has no finish time yet.
Each bin shows its top probe, the average (large) and its bottom probe; the small gate icon is the bin's air door, open or closed. Under each drying bin: the day and time it should reach the finish line, from this season's finished loads of the same variety, the number of doors open on that row, and how far along its own curve it is. ~ means a rough estimate while the bin is still wet. holding, dry or stalled show the lowest dryness reached in parentheses.
Finish-time model · measured against real finishes
Typical error so far: first quarter 4.2 h · middle 2.6 h · near the end 1.1 h (4864 predictions, 243 finished loads)
· Factors and details ›
Suggested shutoff for the usual wait of about 24 h (avg 8, top ≤ 9.6 on the truck): Chandler -1.6 (-4.5/9.6 on the truck) · Durham 9.7 (8.0/8.4 on the truck) · Serr 9.1 (8.0/8.7 on the truck) · Solano 10.0 (7.4/7.7 on the truck)
If a truck will take the bin within 2 h of the door closing, use instead: Chandler -4.5 · Durham 8.3 · Serr 8.2 · Solano 8.5. Hot nuts keep drying after the door closes, so the longer the wait, the higher the limit must be.
Rows A to D each have one fan and one burner: the flame or ice cube and the fan show their state and how long it has been that way. Every open door on a row shares that row's air, so more doors open means slower drying for all of them. Tap a bin for its curve and past loads. Bins reset on their own when dumped to the truck.