If peanut cake is sold, reused as feed, crushed, or processed later, discharge direction, stacking area, moisture protection, and outward movement should be planned with the press room.
Plan peanut cake as a byproduct value stream by confirming discharge direction, receiving, crushing, storage, and sale path early.
Focus on cake integrity, dry stacking, and loading path.
Reserve a cake crusher, dust control, bagging, or temporary storage area.
Define storage time, moisture protection, impurity control, and batch identification.
Use the real discharge direction to reserve receiving, temporary storage, and outward movement space around the press.
Byproduct route
Use this clip to understand hot pressing, barrel loading, hydraulic pressing, and oil discharge rhythm.

Filtration, storage, and cake collection after pressing directly affect layout and quotation scope.
Customer data
Direct sale, crushing, internal feed use, storage, or further processing all create different scope needs.
Estimate cake volume by hour, shift, or day so receiving bins and storage space can be sized.
Forklift, manual movement, or bagging direction changes the press orientation.
Whole cake, low powder, dry storage, and crushability should be named before final scope.
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Share peanut feed form, shelling status, target output, roasting method, filtration requirement, and cake destination so the scope can be narrowed to the right machine class and project boundary faster.