Abstract: An apparatus fastens cabin components in a region of side walls, which belong to an aircraft structure and extend in a vertical direction in relation to a horizontal cabin floor. The apparatus includes a substructure, which includes: at least two supports, which are vertically arrangable on a side wall, of the sidewalls of the aircraft structure, are spaced apart in a horizontal direction, are designed in each case for fastening at at least two vertically spaced-apart defined points of attachment of the aircraft structure in the region of the side wall, and at least one panel, which connects the supports in the horizontal direction and is designed for connecting to the supports, each connected by the panel, at two vertically spaced-apart points of connection. Both the at least two supports and the at least one panel are designed in order for cabin components to be fastened thereon.

Abstract: The invention relates to a method of ensiling fodder made by combining fresh or wilted silage material with solid carbon dioxide while utilizing the essential conditions for homofermentative lactic acid fermentation, which are known in themselves and the basic parameters of which can be monitored. The solid carbon dioxide is added in an amount of 0.5 to 20 kg per ton, preferably 1 to 3 kg per ton, according to a principle of distribution that gives priority to the zones of the silo most endangered by oxygen in the air, in particular the marginal zones. The fermentation process must take place with an amount of silage material large enough to be little affected by the ambient temperature.