Design,Construction and Performance Evaluation of a Cassava Chipper - Adebayo, Ademola
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Exportation of cassava can easily be achieved by changing the roots into chips. Cassava chips with its low moisture content will store for a long time than roots. Also, the reduction of volume-to-weight of chips makes exportation relatively cheaper. As a result, a cassava chipping machine was designed and fabricated. This was to reduce the drudgery involved in cassava chipping practices. The machine consists of a 4.476kW, 1440rpm electric motor with chipping blades arranged on the driven shaft to produce cassava chips. Six different speeds of rotation were used in order to determine the…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Exportation of cassava can easily be achieved by changing the roots into chips. Cassava chips with its low moisture content will store for a long time than roots. Also, the reduction of volume-to-weight of chips makes exportation relatively cheaper. As a result, a cassava chipping machine was designed and fabricated. This was to reduce the drudgery involved in cassava chipping practices. The machine consists of a 4.476kW, 1440rpm electric motor with chipping blades arranged on the driven shaft to produce cassava chips. Six different speeds of rotation were used in order to determine the optimum speed for the design. A speed of 262rpm was recommended as the optimum speed with chipping efficiency and machine capacity of 60.1% and 363.84kg/h respectively. The machine produces about 220kg of good chips per hour.
Autorenporträt
Ademola Oyejide ADEBAYO is a lecturer at the Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH), Ogbomoso in oyo State of Nigeria. He is an expert in Farm Power and Machinery with special interest in Renewable energy Technology. He is the author of many scientific publications and has attended many local and international conferences.