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Title: Design and fabrication of a cassava peeling machine
Authors: Akintunde, B. O.
Oyawale, F. A.
Tunde-Akintunde, T. Y.
Keywords: cassava
peeling
peeling efficiency
Issue Date: 2005
Publisher: Nigerian Institute of Food Science and Technology
Abstract: The varying shapes and sizes of cassava tubers have made cassava peeling to be one of the major problems in the mechanization of cassava processing. A cassava peeling machine was designed and constructed. The design parameters include a power requirement of 0.36hp belt tensions of 349.7 and 1807.5N and shaft diameter of 35mm. Its main component is a peeling chamber, which consists of two perforated drums rotating in the opposite direction. The machine had an average capacity of 44.50kg/hr, an average peeling efficiency of 83% and all average percent flesh loss of 5.38%.
URI: http://ir.library.ui.edu.ng/handle/123456789/1748
ISSN: 0189-7241
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