Formulate standard binary mixture parts using the Pearson Square method.
| Source Material | Proportion ratio | Target Quantity required |
|---|---|---|
| High concentration source | — | — |
| Low concentration source | — | — |
| Standardized Output target | — | — |
Enter the concentration of the high source, low source, and desired target percentage. Provide the total target weight/volume to calculate the exact mix weights.
To standardise cream fat to 3.5% using 40% cream and 1.5% milk: Parts of cream needed = 3.5 – 1.5 = 2.0 parts. Parts of milk needed = 40.0 – 3.5 = 36.5 parts. Total parts = 38.5. For a 100 kg batch, this requires 5.19 kg of cream and 94.81 kg of milk.
Yes, the Pearson Square calculation applies to any binary blend formulation, including alcohol blending, brix adjustments, and protein levels in feed.