Design of a New Color and Caliber Sorting Device
Keywords:
aerodynamic sorter, dielectric sorter, spectrumAbstract
The article presents the technology of creating a new modern seed sorting device for efficient use of agricultural machinery. Cotton seeds are split into pieces, mixed with kernels and husks, and then put into a press to extract oil. There are mechanical aerodynamic, fluid and electrical methods and methods of this device with low efficiency, low amount of released oil.
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Michael D. Buser, Derek P. Whitelock, J. Cliff Boykin, and Gregory A. Separation of cotton ginning seeds. The Journal of Cotton Science 19:168–175
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